Research & Concept Development
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Circular waste-to-energy pathways (e.g. low-temperature pyrolysis)
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Climate-resilient vessel concepts and floating infrastructure
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Systems thinking around food, water, energy, and waste on the ocean
Supporting climate innovation, circular economy solutions, and early groundwork for resilient ocean vessels — operated transparently under iMerv Digital Pte Ltd.

Many people have asked:
“How can we support your Thousand Ships vision and climate innovation work?”
At the same time, some of the entities connected to this vision, such as Haily, are still formalizing their internal governance, financial reporting, and investor frameworks. Until that is fully stabilized and transparent, it would not be fair — or safe — to invite anyone to participate through those structures.
Why support is channelled under iMerv Digital
To protect supporters and maintain accountability, all voluntary support is currently channelled through iMerv Digital Pte Ltd (“iMerv”), which I personally manage and oversee.
Operating under iMerv allows us to:
This page is not an offer of shares or securities. It is an option for people who already know and trust me to support the mission work, not to “buy into” a company at this stage.

Support channelled through iMerv will be used for mission-aligned work only, such as:
Circular waste-to-energy pathways (e.g. low-temperature pyrolysis)
Climate-resilient vessel concepts and floating infrastructure
Systems thinking around food, water, energy, and waste on the ocean
Simulation, modelling, and conceptual design work
Collaboration with engineers, designers, and domain experts
Feasibility studies for “Thousand Ships” style deployments
Speaking, writing, and public education around climate resilience
Community, NGO, and ecosystem partner engagement
Content creation (articles, visuals, frameworks) to explain the vision
Your support keeps the engine of thinking, design, and groundwork alive — so that when the world finally wakes up to the urgency, we are not starting from zero.

iMerv operates on a few simple principles:
Contributions are not used for luxury spending or unrelated personal consumption.
Simulation, modelling, and conceptual design work
Collaboration with engineers, designers, and domain experts
Feasibility studies for “Thousand Ships” style deployments
All support received is recorded in iMerv’s books with clear categorisation.

We will adopt the following practices:
What work was done
Key milestones / learning
High-level use of funds (no personal data of supporters shared)
A simple breakdown of how their contributions were deployed
Clarification on project priorities and next steps
This is not the same as a listed-company annual report — but it is a conscious effort to honour your trust with clarity and accountability.
For individuals or organisations who wish to provide voluntary financial support to the mission:
“We currently accept support via bank transfer / PayNow / PayPal
Please contact us at mar.vin@imervdigital.com for details.”
You may indicate if your support is:
Once-off support
Periodic (e.g. monthly / quarterly)
Project-specific (e.g. “for vessel design work”, “for educational content”)
Not all support has to be financial. You can also contribute through:
Technical expertise (engineering, naval architecture, climate science, policy)
Legal, compliance, or governance guidance
Design, storytelling, or media
Partnerships for pilots, testbeds, or demonstrations
Access to networks, platforms, and decision-makers
If you’d like to explore such collaborations:
Please email mar.vin@imervdigital.com with the subject line
“Support for Thousand Ships Vision – [Your Name / Organisation]”
This page does not constitute an offer of shares, securities, or units in any fund, company, or collective investment scheme.
Contributions made through iMerv do not give rise to equity ownership, voting rights, profit-sharing, or guaranteed financial returns of any kind.
iMerv Digital Pte Ltd is not currently offering any MAS-regulated investment products under this page.
Any support you provide is voluntary, and should be based on your belief in:
The climate mission
The Thousand Ships vision
My personal track record and integrity
Future corporate entities (e.g. Haily or others) may, in time, pursue separate, regulated fundraising or equity offerings. Those will be handled via their own proper channels, documents, and approvals.
While it is our intention to honour early supporters (for example, through priority access to information or future opportunities where lawfully permitted), there is no legal or contractual entitlement created by contributing through this page.
If you are unsure, please seek independent legal or financial advice before deciding to provide any support.
No. Support provided through this page is not an investment into Haily or any other entity. It is voluntary support for mission-driven work coordinated under iMerv Digital Pte Ltd.
There is no guarantee of future shares, returns, or participation rights.
If, in future, Haily or another entity runs a formal fundraise, that will be a separate process with its own documents and approvals. We may, where appropriate and legally permitted, inform early supporters first, but that is not a promise of allocation or entitlement.
Yes. For any support received via bank or digital channels, we can provide:
An official acknowledgment email from iMerv Digital
A simple statement describing the nature of your support (e.g. “voluntary support for climate innovation and Thousand Ships groundwork”)
As a default, all support is treated as non-refundable voluntary support directed towards mission work.
If you foresee the need for a different arrangement (e.g. project-specific agreements), we can discuss this separately before you commit.
This page, and the activities described, are operated by:
iMerv Digital Pte Ltd
UEN: 202232052H
Singapore
Lead contact: Mar Vin Foo
(Founder / Lead Advisor – iMerv Digital; Climate & Circular Economy Advocate)


For any questions, clarifications, or collaboration ideas:
📧 Email: mar.vin@imervdigital.com
📌 Subject: “Thousand Ships Vision – Enquiry”