Beyond Leather: How Bio-Based Materials Are Reshaping Sustainable Fashion in Asia
Authored by Mango Loo, PhD, Manager, Advisory & Technology at IPI Singapore.
Key Takeaways
Authored by Mango Loo, PhD, Manager, Advisory & Technology at IPI Singapore.
Key Takeaways
Authored by Paula Sng, Principal Manager, Advisory & Technology at IPI Singapore.
[Overseas Innovation in Action] How overseas innovators leverage IPI Singapore and TechInnovation to identify use cases, validate solutions, and build partnerships with local enterprises.
Accelerating solar innovation through partnerships across recycling, upcycling and performance optimisation
Discover nine practical and innovative technologies from regional IHLs that are helping industries advance sustainability and solve real-world challenges in Asia.
Institutes of higher learning (IHLs) have long been at the heart of driving innovation in the region. From nurturing the next generation of research talent to embarking on collaborations that translate research into solutions that address market needs and advance societal progress - IHLs continue to push the boundaries of innovation and technology.
[INSIGHTS FROM IPI'S LEADERSHIP TEAM]
By Michael Goh, CEO, IPI Singapore
SMEs form the backbone of Singapore’s economy, accounting for nearly all enterprises and a large share of employment. Many leaders know they must digitalise, innovate, and look beyond our shores, yet for most, the journey feels daunting. They ask themselves, “Where do I begin, and how do I avoid the risks?”
Singapore’s carbon tax will rise from S$25 per tonne in 2024 to between S$50 and S$80 by 2030, making early decarbonisation planning essential for cost control.
Businesses can offset up to 5% of their carbon tax using International Carbon Credits (ICCs) under the Carbon Pricing (Amendment) Act 2022.
Low-carbon technologies, such as carbon mineralisation, green concrete, and battery generators, offer practical pathways to reduce emissions and strengthen competitiveness.
[TechInnovation Feature] Multi-generational businesses are transforming through innovation to remain relevant in a rapidly changing landscape.
Legacy enterprises are modernising by rethinking longstanding practices and embedding innovation across their organisations
Adapting to external market shifts is essential for growth and long-term relevance
IPI Singapore’s Innovation Advisor Wong Hong Wai shares how SMEs in Singapore can leverage international standards and accreditation to build trust, ensure compliance, and unlock sustainable growth in new markets.