Vision Fibreglass Pte Ltd

Singapore's future water security lies with desalination and reuse. These rainfall-independent sources of water will help to reduce our vulnerability to weather uncertainties. Tuas Desalination Plant, Singapore's third desalination plant boost our desalination capacity up from 100mgd to 130mgd. Desalination can now meet up to 30% of Singapore's current water demand. Watch this video to find out how we treat sea water into potable drinking water at Tuas Desalination Plant.

Tuas Desalination Plant Singapore's future water security lies with desalination and reuse. These rainfall-independent sources of water will help to reduce our vulnerability to weat...

Existing Condos and Landed Property Owners should consider using Rain water Harvesting for watering of Plants, Washing of Compound to reduce use of Treated Water which is for consumption. MCST whom require assistance please contact us for more information and discussion ! We work towards a Greener Environment!

The Johor River Water Agreement was signed on 29 September 1962 between the city council of the state of Singapore and the government of the state of Johor.15 Valid for 99 years till 2061, the agreement gave Singapore the right to draw 250 million gallons of water per day (1.14 million cubic metres) from the Johor River.16 In return, Johor was entitled to a daily supply of treated water from Singapore up to two percent of the raw water it supplied.

The government has also stated that Singapore can be self-sufficient in water by the time the 1962 and 1990 agreements expire in 2061.