Green Future Solutions »
By Eugene on Jan 1, 2008 in Engineering and Consultancy | 0 Comments
Green Future Solutions provides environmental consultancy services to help small and medium enterprises (SMEs) go green. Companies around the world are starting to go green and care more about the environment. They are more aware of their impacts on the environment, the risks of environmental problems on their business, and the increasing demand of customers for green products and responsible companies.
By going green, companies become more efficient and reduce business costs and risks. In addition, companies build up their brand image and foster better relationships with customers and stakeholders. We understand that SMEs are also keen to go green so that they can reduce costs, satisfy customers and do their part for the environment. But most SMEs do not know how to start going green and worry about their lack of environmental knowledge and resources.
To help SMEs go green, we provide the following services:
Green Audits
We conduct simple audits and checks for SMEs, and suggest low cost solutions to reduce energy, water and waste.
Green Management
We advise SMEs on developing and implementing an ISO 14001 Environmental Management System.
Green Projects
We advise SMEs on environmental projects and help to implement and manage the projects.
Green Strategy
We advise SMEs on environmental issues and strategies for green marketing, green reports, and corporate social responsibility.
Green Talks
We give talks to educate SMEs and employees on environmental issues.
Contact us now to arrange a meeting or check out more details.
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AsiaIsGreen
We also manage AsiaIsGreen - an online green resource guide for the people in Singapore and Asia to learn more about the environment and take action. Read more about AsiaIsGreen.
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Eugene Tay
Eugene is the Director of Green Future Solutions and the Founder/Editor of AsiaIsGreen. He has a master’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the Nanyang Technological University and a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering from the National University of Singapore. He is also currently an adjunct lecturer at a local polytechnic. He worked previously at the National Environment Agency, Resource Conservation Department, and managed waste minimisation and recycling issues.
Eugene is a volunteer with the Environmental Challenge Organisation and a Youth Environment Envoy with the National Environment Agency. He was a commendation award winner of the Green Wave Environment Competition 2007. He also writes frequently to the local newspapers and his published letters and articles are listed below:
- To save ourselves, we must get back to nature (Straits Times, 25 Dec 07)
- Clean power, green power - Electricity suppliers should disclose carbon footprints (Today, 22 Oct 07)
- After Live Earth, Give Up Hope (Today, 7 Jul 07)
- Six things we can do to protect the environment (Straits Times, 6 Jun 07)
- The green spirit (Today, 5 Jun 07)
- Global warming: Four possible scenarios (Straits Times, 15 May 07)
- The real culprit of global warming? Human activities (Straits Times, 5 May 07)
- Data on waste useful (Sunday Times, 6 Aug 06)
- Score a Green Goal for Singapore too (Straits Times, 8 Jul 06)
- Bouquet for SingTel’s efforts to be environmentally friendly (Straits Times, 22 Jun 06)
- It takes time to inculcate recycling culture. Do more to educate people to cut waste (Straits Times, 15 May 06)
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