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The Trade Council in Southeast Asia continues to assist Danish companies meet the relevant project and procurement officers within ADB.

Going forward, water stakeholders will face the need of higher capital investment to improve the water services infrastructure in Malaysia.

The Emerging Technology Forum on Difficult-to-Treat Industrial Wastewater will specifically address the Asia Pacific market.

"With economy downturn in most of SEA, affordable and effective point-of-use water systems are in-demand to supply safe drinking water"

"We see that there will be more focus on water reuse as well as more sustainable water treatment technologies".

On September 22nd, 104 wastewater professionals from Singapore and Denmark gathered to exchange information, best practices and expertise.

Lauren Sorkin, Executive Director GRCN, shares how cities in Southeast Asia are going about ensuring resilient recovery.

Up for grabs: pilot funding up to SGD $250.000 and the opportunity to access PUB’s unparalleled test-bedding opportunities in Singapore.

72% of Denmark's total energy technology export is now based on green energy solutions.

Southeast Asia is one of the most commercially interesting regions in the world.

A new Danish collaboration agreement with Singapore paves the way for Danish companies to get direct access to tech-exchange and new...

Danish companies experienced solid growth in energy technology exports in 2019. Exports grew by 13.5 per cent compared to the previous...