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Dec 2010 |
Acquired 2
hectare plot along Tuas South Avenue 9/14 for the construction
of NewEarth’s Waste Re-Utilisation Facility.
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Feb 2010 |
Successful
completion of project with BCA for the use of recycled ceramic
aggregates in non-structural concrete applications |
|
Feb 2008 |
Successful
completion of Green Road trial with LTA using recycled products
along a stretch of Tampines Road (towards KPE) between Hougang
Ave 7 and Defu Ave 2 |
| Nov 2007
|
Successful completion of fundraising exercise with additional investments by Surbana and MPA into NES, for the construction of a commercial CT plant in Singapore.
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| July 2007
|
Secured investment by Tuas Power Ltd in NewEarth Pte Ltd
as majority shareholder. |
| May 2007
|
Secured investment by Beng Kuang
Marine Limited, in Water and Environmental Technologies
(WET) Pte Ltd as majority shareholder, the parent company of NewEarth Pte Ltd
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Jun
2006
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Completion of preliminary planning work for commercialization with key cost components and CT plant requirements identified
Commencement of Fundraising exercise
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Dec 2005
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Successful completion of CT pilot project
Strategic Equity Investments in NES by MPA and Surbana
|
| Nov 2005
|
Surbana join in
the development of the W2SM
technology. |
| Jul 2005
|
Positive results from the CT pilot project led to the incorporation of NewEarth Singapore Pte Ltd (NES) as a commercialization vehicle in Singapore
|
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Dec 2004
|
The Waste to Synthetic Material (W2SM) technology was incubated
Initial lab testing begun |
| Mar 2004
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Awarded the Prime Minister Office’s grant of S$987,600 under The Enterprise Challenge (TEC) to pilot trial CT with MPA, NTU and Surbana International Consultants Pte Ltd (Surbana).
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| Jul 2003
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Incorporation of NewEarth Pte Ltd for further research and development of waste treatment technologies
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| 2002
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Joint R&D project was initiated by the Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) to use CT to treat and
re-utilize contaminated dredged marine clay and industrial wastes into construction products
|
| 2001
|
Invention of “Crystallization Technology” (CT) by the founders of NewEarth
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