We believe making positive impacts to our built and natural environment must be a central component of our business rather than a by-product of success.
Comprehensive Carbon Offsets Development Platform for Tianjin Eco-City
Tianjin, China
Collaborators and Partners: SINO-SINGAPORE TIANJIN ECO-CITY INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD.
Carbon offset development for buildings, transport, waste management and energy facilities covered by the 30 sq km new town in Tianjin, China.
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Carbon Offsets for Buildings and Business Park in Guangzhou
Guangzhou, China
Collaborators and Partners: World Resources Institute
Carbon offset development for up to 5 million sm of industrial and commercial floor areas in Guangzhou, China.
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Business Park Project in Qingdao City
Qingdao, China
Collaborators and Partners: Energy Foundation
Project development for a business park in the city of Qingdao, China. The project will include 500,000 sm of buildings floor area owned by one land owner and developer with possibility to include future buildings.
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Study on the Economics of Green Buildings in China
China
Collaborators and Partners: China Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development Centre of Science Technology and industrial Development
We led the research teams at the Peking University and the Centre of Science, Technology and industrial Development at the China Ministry of Housing and urban Rural Development to carry out the first economic study on the Green Buildings certified by the National Green Building Labelling System. The result was a landmark study pioneering the cost and benefit assessment for green buildings in Chinese cities.
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Study on Renewable Energy Certificate Trading in China: Market Overview and Policy Framework
China
Collaborators and Partners: Enterprise Singapore
Based on the analysis of China’s renewable energy policy and Green Certificate development status, this report has identified the key market segments as those with the most potential for future international RECs sellers in China, namely, newly onshore wind power from 2021, newly offshore wind power projects from 2022, new centralized photovoltaic power plants from 2021 and new distributed photovoltaic projects from 2019.
