Mr Yeo said the Runcorn plant can be used as a model template for the pilot facility in Singapore. "By working closely with Keppel Seghers, NEA will have significantly reduced the many risks that arise from designing and operating a new plant from scratch," he said. Keppel Seghers is leading a consortium that is developing the Tuas Nexus integrated waste management facility. When the first phase of the facility is ready by 2025, it can incinerate up to 2,900 tonnes of waste daily. Heat from incinerators can generate 200MW, enough to power 300,000 four-room HDB flats when fully operational, making it Singapore's largest WTE plant. A 6.3ha site in Tuas Avenue will be available in 2026, when demolition of the former Tuas Incineration Plant is complete. The plant was decommissioned in February 2022 after 36 years of operation, and NEA has said that it is looking into the site for future waste management facilities.