@Relax1Ywtoh you said that design firms in Singapore are getting...

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Ywtoh you said that design firms in Singapore are getting to the stage where it is impossible to ignore Fluence. When you have the absolute highest government officials in all of China, the Philippines and Cambodia extolling the virtues of MABR and writing it into their tenders, and meeting some of the most stringent discharge standards in the whole world, there is a fair bit of credit being build behind the brand in the industry.

https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50880407/how-cambodias-ream-city-development-is-leveraging-decades-of-asian-development-experience/.

These are the kind of connections I am referring to. The Cambodian->China->Singapore connections are happening behind the scenes, where parties from these countries can co-operate, collaborate and plan for new smart cities, harnessing the latest technologies in the environment space. Israel cannot surface out-right but Singapore can play the role of the designer and "systems integrator" where it can value add.

That said, we wouldn't see anything from Ream City until after the first phase is completed in 2025.