Project Type: Transportation
Cables Supplied: Low Voltage Cables

Project Type: Recreation
Cables Supplied: Low Voltage Cables

PSA Tuas Mega Port, currently under development in Singapore, is set to become the world’s largest fully automated terminal upon completion. Designed to enhance Singapore’s status as a global maritime hub, the port will feature state-of-the-art technology, including automated guided vehicles and smart port systems. This advanced infrastructure aims to increase operational efficiency, support larger shipping volumes, and ensure long-term sustainability in the face of growing global trade demands.

Project Type: Seaport
Cables Supplied: Low Voltage Cables

Project Type: Recreation
Cables Supplied: Low Voltage Cables

Changi Airport Terminal 4 opened in 2017 is a two-storey, 25-metre-high building with a gross door area of 195,000 square metres (seven times larger than the previous Budget Terminal). Local cultural and heritage items will be used in decorating the terminal interior. The retail space will feature traditional Peranakan shop front facades.

Project Type: Airport
Cables Supplied: Low Voltage Cables

Spanning 101 hectares, Gardens by the Bay offers a breath-taking view and is a leisure destination for many Singaporeans. It is made up by two main areas: Bay South Garden, designed by Grant Associates and Bay East Garden, designed by Gustafson Porter. Gardens by the Bay has been open to public since 2011. Underlying The Gardens are principles of environmental sustainability, carefully planned and meticulously executed. The Conservatories include two glass biomes that replicate both cool-try and cool-moist climates. Hence, the Conservatories can house a diverse collection of plants not commonly seen in Singapore.

Being 9 to 16-storeys tall, the supertrees are not only a sight of attraction in Gardens by the Bay, but also serve environmental purposes. 11 of these trees have environmentally sustainable functions. Some are embedded with photovoltaic cells to capture solar energy for lighting up the supertrees. Some are put in the conservatories to be receptacles for air exhaust. While providing endless hours of relaxation for visitors, Gardens by the Bay is a constant message of environmentally sustainable efforts.

Project Type: Recreation
Cables Supplied: Low Voltage Cables

Gali Batu Depot Stabling Yard and Bus Terminal, located along Woodlands Road, integrates green features such as a green roof to cool the environment, solar panels, and water-efficient taps.

The Downtown Line depot at Gali Batu is an eco-friendly facility and the first MRT depot in Singapore to achieve the Building and Construction Authority’s Green Mark Gold certification. It provides maintenance services for the Downtown Line of the Mass Rapid Transit system, with the capacity to stable up to 81 trains. It includes a seven-storey office building housing the Downtown Line Operations Control Centre, along with administrative and support offices.

The bus depot project features a five-storey main bus depot, a three-storey administrative building, and a five-storey dormitory. It is equipped with parking spaces for 715 buses, refuelling and washing facilities, and repair and maintenance facilities with advanced technology to support the operation of electric buses. This project is also set to achieve the BCA Green Mark for New Non-Residential Buildings, incorporating numerous green features.

Project Type: Transportation
Cables Supplied: Low Voltage Cables

Project Type: Transportation
Cables Supplied: Low Voltage Cables