1. Water Planning and Management
Thank you Chairman for your kind introduction.
Good Afternoon, Ladies and gentlemen
I am Moh Wung Hee, Director Best Sourcing from PUB Singapore. I’m pleased to be here today to share with you on how PUB Singapore achieves value in our water projects through partnership.
Water Planning and Management
Michael Toh –
Senior Deputy Director , PUB Singapore
Managing Director , Singapore International Water Week

2. Singapore: A City of Gardens and
Cities and Water
Singapore: A City of Gardens and
Water
Cities of the Future

3. 6.5 billion urban population by 2050

4. Great Water Cities
Venice
London
Paris
Cairo
Suzhou
Montreal

5. Engineered Cities

6. Unsustainable Urbanisation

7. Cheonggye Stream - Seoul
Environmental Cities
Melbourne
Isar River - Munich
Cheonggye Stream - Seoul
Seattle

8. Cities of the Future: Eco-cities?
Masdar
Harmmarby Sjostad
Tianjin

9. Singapore: A City of Gardens and
Cities and Water
Singapore: A City of Gardens and
Water
Cities of the Future

10. Temasek
Aerial view of Singapore town from Government Hill (Fort Canning, today), 1800

11. Singapore in the 1950s

12. Singapore Today

13. Key Drivers Severe resource constraint (land, water)
Economic viability
Quality of life and environment

14. Ensuring Water Sustainability
Local catchment
Imported water
NEWater
Desalinated water
4 National Taps
3P Approach
“Conserve Water”
“Value Our Water”
“Enjoy Our Waters”
“Water for All”
“Conserve, Value, Enjoy”

15. PUB manages the entire water loop
sea
rain
stormwater
management
collection
of rainfall
in drains &
reservoirs
treatment of
raw to potable
water
reclamation of
used water
of used water
in sewers
supply of
water to the
population &
industries
treatment
desalination

17. Harvesting every drop of rainwater
MacRitchie Reservoir
Punggol
Protected Catchment
Unprotected Catchment
Urban Stormwater Collection System
Kranji Reservoir
Legend
Unprotected Water Catchment
Protected Water Catchment
Proposed Water Catchment
Bedok Stormwater Pond
Half of Singapore is already water catchment
Catchment area will be increased from half to two-thirds by 2011

18. NEWater: Closing the Water Loop
NEWater pipeline
NEWater Plant
Service Reservoir
Legend
Kranji
5 mgd in Feb 2004
Seletar
Bedok
Sembcorp NEWater Plant - DBOO
50 mgd in May 2010
Ulu Pandan
NEWater Plant by Keppel Seghers- DBOO
32 mgd in Mar 2007
12 mgd
in 2003
17 mgd
in 2008
6 mgd
18 mgd
in 2009

19. Deep Tunnel Sewerage System
Deep Tunnel Sewers
Link Sewers
Changi Outfall
Changi WRP
Ulu Pandan WRP – 46 ha
Treatment capacity – 361,000 m3/day
Changi WRP – 32 ha
Treatment capacity – 800,000 m3/day

21. Conserve, Value and Enjoy
Water Mark Award
Our Waters Programme
80 adopters so far
Weddings at Reservoirs
Activities in Reservoirs and Canals
NEWater Visitor Centre
More than 760,000 visitors since its opening

22. Blue Map of Singapore

23. ABC Waters Programme
ACTIVE
New recreational spaces
BEAUTIFUL
Integration of waters with urban landscape
CLEAN
Improved water quality .
“… Turn Singapore into a city of gardens and water”
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong,
At ABC Waters Public Exhibition Opening
(Feb 07)

24. Implementing ABC Waters
Three key strategies:
Development of ABC Waters Masterplan
3P Partnership Approach
Promoting adoption of ABC Waters concept

25. Marina Barrage

26. H ydro Singapore – A Global ub2
Singapore – A Global
A vibrant water ecosystem supplying technology and products to 3% of the global water market by 2015 26 26

27. A Vibrant Water Eco-System
Pharma
Materials
System
Integrators
Veolia Water
Keppel Seghers
Hyflux
SembEnviro
Darco
Dayen
Membranes
Suppliers
Zenon
Hyflux
Memcor/Siemens Water
Hydranuatics
Toray
Desalination
Wastewater treatment
Liquid separation
Membrane systems
F&B
UPW
Municipal
wastewater
treatment
Utilities
Companies
Industrial
wastewater
treatment
Consultancy/
Engrg Svcs
Water Treatment Chemicals
Govt bodies
BOO contractors
Multi-utilities
Financing
Feasibility studies
Technical consultancy
Project Management
Nalco
BioLab
Chemitreat
Equipment Suppliers
Testing &
Analysis
Services
Township
devt
Filtration equipment
Disinfection equipment
Control system providers
CH2MHill
Black & Veatch
CDM
MWH
CPG
SUI
Siemens
GE Water
Veolia Water
Pall
Chemitreat
GrahamTek
CAWT
Setsco
NUS
NTU 27

28. Developing capabilities of local water industry
Sharing of knowledge & Experience in Public-Private-Partnership
Tuas Desalination Plant
Ulu Pandan NEWater Plant
Sembcorp NEWater Changi Water Reclamation Plant
Partner: Keppel Seghers NEWater Dev (Pte) Ltd
Contract Term : 2007 – 2027
Plant Capacity : 32 mgd (148,000 m3/day)
Partner : SembCorp NEWater Pte Ltd
Total Capacity: 50mgd
Contract Term : 2010 – 2035
Partner : SingSpring (Pte) Ltd
Contract Term : 2005 – 2025
Plant Capacity : 30 mgd (136,000 m3/day) 28

29. Centre for Aquatic Science Research Memstill module
Biomimicry of Natural Desalination Processes
Memstill module

30. Singapore International Water Week 2011, 4 - 8July 2011
The global platform for water solutions:
Bring together policymakers, industry leaders, experts and practitioners
Address challenges, showcase technologies, discover opportunities & celebrate achievements
Attracted 14,000 in 2010 from 112 countries

31. Singapore: A City of Gardens and
Cities and Water
Singapore: A City of Gardens and
Water
Cities of the Future

32. Living Laboratory for Integrated Urban Solutions
Punggol Eco-Precinct
BCA Zero Energy Building
Solar cells at Marina Barrage
Clean Tech Park
Sustainable Singapore Blueprint

33. Thank You