This year, we have rolled out the initiative across five of our major sites: our Material Recovery Facility, Energy-from-Waste plant, Bukit Merah Depot, Bedok Depot and Tuas Depot. This marks a significant step in aligning our operations with national sustainability efforts.

To ensure a smooth transition and staff engagement, while maintaining staff comfort, temperature adjustments were introduced in gradual increments of 0.5°C. We also raised awareness through Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) Committee meetings across all sites and placed clear signages near air‑conditioning controllers as a reminder. These efforts ensure consistent understanding and strengthen organisation‑wide participation in this initiative.

In October, we joined forces with National Environment Agency (NEA) to introduce REhubs in schools through the Cora School Recycling League, empowering schools to lead recycling initiatives. Our event was held in Mee Toh School, and also marked the first of four NEA’s Clean & Green Singapore satellite events this year.

We also partnered with Ramboll to drive energy recovery and decarbonisation at our Energy-from-Waste plant that will minimise energy losses and pilot carbon capture solutions, and collaborated with World Aquatics Championships to transform 100,000 used aluminium cans into 5,000 gleaming medals, where selected schools in the Cora School Recycling League rallied together to contribute to this shared mission.

We also formalised our partnership with Singapore Polytechnic (SP) at BEX Asia 2025, focusing on two key pillars: talent development and sustainability innovation. This means that students from SP receive the opportunity to be engaged in real-world learning and hands-on projects with Cora Environment, while we get to test-bed innovative solutions at SP’s sites.