Heat-reflective paint initiative to be rolled out to all HDB estates by 2030
The Straits Times - Singapore·2025-02-03 12:02
The scheme will be offered to all town councils over the next five years, with the Government footing the bill for the cool coatings. ST PHOTO: CHONG JUN LIANG
UPDATED Feb 03, 2025, 11:35 AM
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SINGAPORE – An initiative to coat Housing Board flats with heat-reflective paint will be rolled out to all estates by 2030, after a pilot project in Tampines showed that the cool paint reduced ambient temperatures by up to 2 deg C.
The scheme will be offered to all town councils over the next five years, with the Government footing the bill for the cool coatings.
Senior Minister of State for National Development Tan Kiat How said on Feb 3 that scaling up this initiative to all existing estates will cost the Government an additional $60 million.
HDB also said in a statement that public housing blocks will also be fitted with smart electrical sub-meters from the second quarter of 2025 to track energy consumption patterns and the performance of common services such as lifts, lights and water pumps in each block.
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好运来Good luck 5555 04/02/2025
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Userj381 04/02/2025
Use special cooling paints is not enough,high storeys HDB flats dont.block each other tat dont allow winds to pass thro is also another problem that raised temperature.
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Balance View 04/02/2025
Misleading Solution by such Paint It reflects the Heat to nearby buildings & reflect back again 💩 Very High Cost for Bad Solution and high maintenance cost 👎
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Usere33e 04/02/2025
Better sure no kickback not after 5 years
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