Pilot Courier Hubs and Lockers in Residential Areas, Singapore

This acceleration in e-commerce in Singapore has made it difficult for delivery companies handling higher parcel volumes to find suitable spaces to fulfil consumers orders, especially in scheduling and achieving the last mile delivery in accordance with delivery slot availability.

Retail in Northwestern Hospital, Chicago

Health care is one of the primary frontiers for developing a responsive, customer-centric approach.  Healthcare also creates physical space that is well-suited for accommodating healthcare related retail and consumer services  to provide greater value to the community.

Changi Airport, Singapore

Governments can leverage unproductive spaces in airports as high-traffic public areas for targeted leasing while keeping journeys comfortable for passengers.

SP Digital, Singapore

Launching services on a digital platform can help companies grow their core business, support expansion into new products and services and generate new revenues.

Station Naming Rights, Dubai

By offering naming rights to reputed brands, governments can monetize the iconic image of infrastructure assets and engage reputable brands to leverage value from naming rights for brand recall and positive brand association.

Stellar Ace, Singapore

High footfall areas within public transit are perfect locations to promote a product, service, or cause and are effective customer touchpoints for brands.

EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)

Operational since 2005, the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is the oldest system in force. It is a cornerstone instrument of the EU’s policy framework to combat climate change and reduce GHG emissions cost-effectively. The system covers some 10,000 stationary installations, in the energy and industry sectors, and airlines operating in the EU. This represents around 38% of the EU’s total emissions. In 2021, the EU ETS entered its fourth trading phase (2021-2030).

Dialysis Services in Andhra Pradesh, India

The Government of Andhra Pradesh was faced with a high demand for dialysis service requests from below poverty line (BPL) patients. However, the existing public facilities had limited capacity to perform such services.