

SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
About Sustainable Technology Centre (STC)
"Making Sustainability Doable"
Our Vision
A world where sustainability is not just promised, but practiced — across industries, borders, and communities.
Our Mission
We translate sustainability ambitions into tangible outcomes by applying technology, developing people, and building partnerships that work.
"Making Sustainability Doable"
Driving Sustainable Transformation Across Sectors
Sustainability today goes far beyond environmental engineering. It demands progress in workforce resilience, digital transformation, compliance, food safety, and inclusive growth.
At STC, we focus on three drivers that turn these priorities into action —
AI to strengthen frontline teams, summits that drive recognition and leadership, and missions that build lasting public-private cooperation.AI for Workforce
We equip frontline teams with AI tools that improve service, training, and workplace standards, advancing sustainability goals in education, inclusion, and operational efficiency. Our suite uses simulation-based learning and voice analytics to build skills faster, reduce supervision, and support measurable workplace impact.
Summits and Awards
We host high-impact summits and award platforms covering ESG, food security, AI, and real estate. These events connect regional decision-makers, highlight innovation, and honour corporate leadership in sustainability and technology adoption.
Meaningful Exchange
We design and lead missions that connect governments, enterprises, and communities — from MOU ceremonies and market immersion to heritage visits and underprivileged outreach. These engagements foster mutual learning and deepen regional cooperation across China, ASEAN, and beyond.
Leadership and Expertise
Our team brings deep cross-border insight and real-world execution to every initiative — spanning Singapore, China, the UK, Australia, and beyond.
With backgrounds in sustainability, investment, manufacturing, digital transformation, and policy, our experts translate global trends into local partnerships and actionable outcomes.
Francis Koh
Francis Koh, a leader in real estate repurposing and technology transfer, drives innovation through international collaborations, advancing quantum AI, food resilience, and ESG initiatives for a more sustainable future.
Melvin Chan
Melvin, a CSR and ESG leader for over 20 years, founded Asia’s longest-running Global CSR & ESG Summit, fostering sustainable technologies and advancing global excellence through innovation, investment, and community impact.
Alina Ma
Alina Ma, a leader in China’s technology sector, drives innovation through roles at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Scientists Forum, and National Technology Transfer Center, advancing low-carbon industry investment.
Richard Hames
Richard David Hames, founder of the Centre for the Future and Chairman of the Asian Foresight Institute, is a philosopher-activist and strategic foresight master, recognized by Forbes Asia as “one of the smartest people on the planet.”
Geoffrey Williams
Dr. Geoffrey Williams, a Cambridge-educated economist, shaped global discourse on economic and labour policy, created the SRI-Kehati Index, and held senior academic roles at Oxford, London Business School, and beyond.
Zhan Jingyang
Dr. Zhang Jingyang, a UCLA PhD holder, specgializes in sustainability assessments, with over 20 years at McKinsey, CCDI, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, advancing environmental management and green innovation globally.
Chris Qu
Chris, with over 20 years in high-end medical management, leads healthcare operations across China, Singapore, and Australia. She is also a committed philanthropist and CEO of Lianfeng Remote Medical Health Management Services.
Yeo Han Yong
Han Yong, a seasoned executive based in Singapore, leverages 25 years of experience in entrepreneurship, real estate, and venture capital, deploying capital into high-impact projects that blend financial returns with social outcomes.
Martin A. Blake
Dr. Martin A. Blake, a strategist with 35 years of executive experience, shapes sustainability and governance globally, having led CSR programs at Royal Mail and advised universities and industries including Saudi Aramco.
Lim Siang Meng
Siang Meng, Chief Investment and Strategic Partnerships Officer at STC, leverages 25 years of expertise in M&A, venture capital, and infrastructure, advancing energy solutions, sustainability initiatives, and growth across the Indopacific region.
Henry Sim
Henry Sim, a veteran real estate executive with 35 years of leadership across Singapore and China, advises Keppel Capital China and leads Zebrafish Capital, focusing on asset performance, AEI projects, and future food initiatives.
Freda Zhang
Freda Zhang, former President of IKEA’s Global Product Supply Chain East Asia, led supply chain expansion and ESG initiatives. She now advises on supply chain efficiencies and sustainable investments at Vanke Development.
Beatrice Zhang
Beatrice Zeng, a finance and consulting professional, built her career at Goldman Sachs UK and KPMG London. She also worked in investment banking in Shanghai and champions gender equity through UNDP initiatives.
Eric Khoo
Eric Khoo leads the planning, sales strategy, and execution of STC’s global events, driving growth, partnerships, and expanding STC’s influence across the sustainability sector through impactful relationship-building and event management.
The STC Innovation Centre
Our Innovation Lab at Ang Mo Kio, Singapore is more than a workspace — it is a collaborative platform for design, prototyping, simulation, and software development. Operated in partnership with our facility host, it is open to researchers, startups, and innovators. The lab supports end-to-end technology development and is grant-friendly for teams applying to government startup or innovation schemes. Whether for R&D, product validation, or proof-of-concept creation, this shared space accelerates real-world innovation.
The Design and Software Center
In a technology or product development research process, the workflow would typically begin and end as follows:
Design and Software Center: The process starts here with the initial design, modeling, and software development. This includes creating CAD models, simulations, and developing firmware and software for the product.
Partial Equipments and software capability:
Altium Designer EDA software
ANSYS
Solid Works Professional
Altium Designer
Mechanical component library and catalogs
Large format printers
Proof of concept in software and firmware development:Integrated Development Environment for C/C++, Java, Python
Android Studio, Xcode IDE, Windows Mobile
Firmware- MPLAP, LPCXpresso, JIRA, Wireframe
Labview, Omron PLC CX programming
In house analytic server – Tableau, R programmingThe Embedded Hardware Center
Embedded Hardware Center: Following the design phase, the development moves to creating and testing the embedded systems and hardware components required for the product. This includes network analysis, power measurement, and signal generation to ensure the hardware's functionality.
Partial Equipments:
ZNL6 Vector Network Analyzer
B2910BL IoT Power Analyzer
Rohde & Schwarz Spectrum Analyzer
FSL 9kHz to 18GHz
Tektronix Oscilloscope MSO3054, 500MHz, 2.5GS/s, 16 CH MSO
Tektronix 6-1/2 Digit Precision Multimeter DMM 4050
Tektronix Arbitrary Function Generator AFG 3101
Agilent Triple Output DC Power Supply E3631A
National Instruments CompactRIONI cRIO-9076The Semiconductor Assembly Center
Semiconductor Assembly Center: Next, any semiconductor components are assembled and packaged. This involves precise bonding, surface-mount technology (SMT) assembly, and environmental testing to ensure the components' reliability and performance.
Partial Equipments:
MAT6400 Flip chip bonder
Manual Wire wedge bonder
SMT stencil printer
SP600LBM-W630
Reflow Oven
Tuttnauer 2540EKA
Autoclave Chamber
Wintech NT510 Thermal Shock Chamber
ESPEC SH-221 Humidity ChamberThe System Integration Center
System Integration Center: Here, the assembled components and systems are integrated. This phase includes developing and testing both mechanical and electronic systems to ensure seamless functionality and overall system integration.
Engineering Workshop
The Engineering Workshop produces high-quality parts and prototypes with advanced 3D printing, CNC milling, and injection molding.
Partial Equipments:
3D printing machine for building functional thermoplastic parts.
Markforged Metal 3D metal printing system.
CNC milling machine capable of machine parts from 3D CAD file
Hydraulic actuated plastic injection moulding machine integrated with dehumidifier dryer and cooling unit
© Last Update July 2025