About
Welcome to Green Future Solutions, we are a Singapore-based business that promotes environmental awareness and action for our green future, through:
Consulting – We provide consultancy services to help SMEs reduce costs, increase revenue, and become a more sustainable business.
Websites – We publish Singapore’s leading green websites that provide environmental news, tips and resources.
Speaking – We speak regularly at events on green strategies and ideas, environmental issues, and sustainable practices.
Publications – We publish the annual Singapore Green Landscape, the Green Events Guide, and other reports and ebooks.
Our Green Future
Our green future is not a dream but a responsibility to nature and our children.
Through Green Future Solutions, we wish to help individuals, communities, businesses and organisations work together to create our green future. We believe that our green future is:
Bright as we use our innovative ideas and tools to solve the world’s problems. It’s about possibilities and not limitations.
Enough as we buy and use only what we need. It’s not about sacrifice but about focusing more on meaning (relationship, health and happiness) and less on means (money and stuff).
Local as we grow our own food, generate our own energy, and use local resources. Think cooperation, community and self-sufficiency.
Simple as we design and do things in an easy to understand and practical way without unnecessary and irrelevant steps. It’s about focusing on the core.
Social as we listen, share, network and collaborate with different people and organisations for win-win solutions.
Whole as we understand the interconnectedness of problems and seek holistic solutions. It’s about looking at the forest and not just the trees.
Our Team
Eugene Tay, Founder and Director
Eugene is a consultant, editor and maven who likes to share his environmental knowledge with businesses and people so that they can learn, understand and take action towards our green future.
Eugene previously worked for the National Environment Agency on waste minimisation and recycling, and taught ecotourism at the Ngee Ann Polytechnic. He has a Master’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the Nanyang Technological University and a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering with a Minor in Technopreneurship from the National University of Singapore.
Eugene also writes frequently to the local newspapers and his published letters and articles include:
- Rethink road intrusion into nature spot (Straits Times, 8 Mar 11)
- Greener than green NTU? (Today, 10 Feb 11)
- Silence the sand critics (Today, 2 Jun 10)
- Maximise existing recycling system first (Straits Times, 31 May 10)
- Make every day an Earth Hour day (Today, 30 Mar 10)
- Don’t fritter away energy savings (my paper, 29 Mar 10)
- Hot king coal (Straits Times, 26 Mar 10)
- ‘Clean’ power plant – “One step forward and two steps backward in our green efforts.” (Straits Times, 4 Oct 08)
- To save ourselves, we must get back to nature (Straits Times, 25 Dec 07)
- Clean power, green power – Electricity suppliers should disclose carbon footprints (Today, 22 Oct 07)
- After Live Earth, Give Up Hope (Today, 7 Jul 07)
- Six things we can do to protect the environment (Straits Times, 6 Jun 07)
- The green spirit (Today, 5 Jun 07)
- Global warming: Four possible scenarios (Straits Times, 15 May 07)
- The real culprit of global warming? Human activities (Straits Times, 5 May 07)
- Data on waste useful (Sunday Times, 6 Aug 06)
- Score a Green Goal for Singapore too (Straits Times, 8 Jul 06)
- Bouquet for SingTel’s efforts to be environmentally friendly (Straits Times, 22 Jun 06)
- It takes time to inculcate recycling culture. Do more to educate people to cut waste (Straits Times, 15 May 06)
Eugene can be contacted via email, Facebook or LinkedIn.













