Against the backdrop of the decarbonisation megatrend, green buildings are increasingly regarded as an effective way to move the needle on built environment sustainability. Driven by national initiatives such as the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and the Singapore Green Building Masterplan, there is a strong push for enterprises to reduce their carbon emissions and green business operations. Industrial buildings also count towards the national target of having 80 percent of the built environment greened by 2030. Greening industrial buildings can not only improve energy efficiency but also help create a better working environment for employees, reducing stress levels and improving their physical and mental wellbeing. In this course, hear from three industry experts as we discuss the greening of industrial buildings.

This course will shine the spotlight on green, sustainable and emissions-free construction sites. With a presentation on sustainability in practice by Gammon Pte Ltd and three innovative solutions that build towards emissions-free construction, find out what you can do to enhance sustainability on site.

Find out more about sustainable financing and how it could help your business unlock growth and value in the future by funding growth, driving innovation and delivering improved margins.

Many in the design and manufacturing communities are developing ways to easily communicate this information through what is often called a nutrition label for building products. An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is a voluntary declaration of a product’s life-cycle impact and are used for a wide variety of purposes such as green procurement, green building rating programmes and designing for the environment (ecodesign).