Welcome to the island that powers one of Singapore’s key economic sectors. It’s a world-class destination for refining, olefins production and chemical manufacturing. For businesses, it’s also a meeting point, where you can make new connections, and discover synergies that can transform the way your business moves forward.

With the island's impressive mix of industry players across the value chain, you can easily tap on businesses around you for support. Form a partnership for supplies. Collaborate for innovation. A symbiotic ecosystem is at your doorstep and it’s ready to help you succeed in business.

It’s no exaggeration. Service corridors, logistics and a comprehensive range of shared utilities are all part of Jurong Island’s ready-to-use integrated infrastructure. For feedstock, you can even get supplies “over the fence”, thanks to a network of pipelines that connect businesses across the island.

On Jurong Island, greening programmes, clean energy initiatives and Circular Economy trials co-exist with industrial activities. It’s a unique showcase which we hope will be recognised as a global reference for economically and environmentally sustainable chemicals parks.

Learn more about Jurong Island’s sustainability activities.

With its businesses so tightly integrated, Jurong Island presents an excellent opportunity for JTC to build a more robust circular economy.

Businesses on the island are already tapping on one another for supplies of feedstock and utilities. If such synergies can be extended at a system level, businesses can also optimise resources and reduce waste, forming a circular ecosystem that is environmentally and economically appealing.

JTC rallied together 51 companies across the island for a Jurong Island Circular Economy Study, to share data about waste, water and energy usage.

The synergies discovered were promising. Circular ecosystems enable businesses to save costs by reducing resource intake, and be friendlier to the planet by lowering waste output. It’s a sustainable model for the future, and a clarion call to businesses to embrace the circular economy and the multi-disciplinary approach to innovation that it demands.

More greenery not only improves Jurong Island’s aesthetics, it lowers the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect, making it a more pleasant place to work in.

Businesses know this well, which is why they’re working with JTC and the National Parks Board (NParks), and contributing funds to plant 34,000 more trees on the island.

It’s a community-driven programme that creates a more attractive working environment for everyone. To learn how you can help make JTC’s estates greener and more comfortable, go to Industry Connect.

On Jurong Island, even the land can contribute to environmental sustainability.

Our SolarLand programme utilises 3.9 ha of temporarily vacant land, transforming it into a solar farm that generates clean energy that goes into Singapore’s electricity grid.

Initiatives like these put us on the fast track in moving Singapore towards renewable energy sources. JTC’s goal of contributing 100 MWp of solar power by 2030 might be ambitious, but the success of the SolarLand programme on Jurong Island reassures us that it’s a future we can confidently look forward to.