Tag: environment

Singapore, 19 June 2015: Casio Singapore has announced a new tagline, ‘Lamp Free for a Brighter Future’, for its range of next–generation Laser & Led Hybrid projectors. The tagline shows Casio’s dedication towards environmental sustainability and greater long term cost savings by replacing mercury lamps with longer–lasting and more eco–friendly Laser & LED light sources in its projectors

“With Casio’s Laser & LED Hybrid projectors, we want to help our customers achieve a lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). This means to enable greater cost efficiency during purchase, usage and maintenance and also lowering the costs relating to environmental impact. Mercury lampfree projectors such the Casio XJ–V1 have a lifespan of up to ten times longer, are cheaper to maintain in the long run and are less harmful to the environment. This is why we are encouraging our customers to go ‘Lamp Free for a Brighter Future’,” said Mr Shuichi Watanabe, Managing Director, Casio Singapore.   

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Ground-Up Initiative’s (GUI) very first Garbage Enzyme Workshop is happening……

When:  SATURDAY, 21 FEBRUARY 2009

Where: Nyee Phoe – 240 Neo Tiew Crescent, Singapore 718898

What time: 2 to 4.30pm

Fees for this workshop: S$15 for members and S$18 for non-members. Fee includes a 5-litre plastic bottle and brown sugar and will be given to each participant during the DIY session.

All participants are requested to bring your own "garbage". "Garbage" refers to kitchen waste such as raw vegetables and/or skins and seeds of all types of fruits which one usually throws away during cooking preparation.

Garbage enzyme is the solution to recover our ozone layer and lower the global temperature. Discover the endless benefits of this Earth-saving enzyme you can make in your kitchen.

ENZYME MAN of Singapore aka Mr Derrick Tan will conduct this workshop, therefore it is a golden opportunity to learn from him first hand about this magical enzyme and how to make it at home.

If you want to learn more about creation, adoption and application of ENZYME in your daily living, please email to info@groundupinitiative.org.

Website: http://www.groundupinitiative.org/

P.S. For drivers, please refer to the map below for directions to the venue.
For those who are taking public transport, please wait at the waiting bay next to Kranji MRT station by 1.30pm, there will be transport arrangement by GUI to bring you to the venue.