Singapore. In 2015 Singapore, like many nations around the world, committed to the principles of the Paris Climate Agreement by taking collective action to tackle the climate crisis. It embarked on what it calls its Green Plan, which aims to build a more sustainable nation by 2030. The Green Plan 2030’s goals include reducing waste sent to landfills by 30%; greening 80% of Singapore’s buildings; slashing net carbon emissions from schools by 60%; and developing Singapore as a leading regional center for green finance and services. Learn more about the Green Plan at www.greenplan.gov.sg Singapore is involved in the promotion of rooftop hydroponic agrivoltaic growing systems. “Effects of Agrivoltaic Systems on the Surrounding Rooftop Microclimate”. www.mdpi.com Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) used a Digital Twin of its campus to help curb energy use, reducing energy use by 31%.
