Taking storage solutions to new depths

In land-scarce Singapore, Jurong Rock Caverns prove that we can make smart use of space if we take engineering to new depths.

Located 150 metres below ground, the underground facility (first-of-its-kind in Southeast Asia) safely stores up to 1.47 million cubic metres of liquid hydrocarbons. In doing so, valuable space above ground is freed up for more opportunities.

While subterranean developments are nothing new, the scale of the caverns is unprecedented. By overcoming challenges colossal in nature, we opened up possibilities that might just be the solution to Singapore’s land constraints.