How are certification processes for buildings in Greater China currently being handled?
The current focus upon environmental-friendliness and the need to reduce energy use has led to the development of assessment methods by which developers and operators of major construction projects may attain formal “badges” attesting to their buildings’ efficiency levels. In short, these “badges” represent a benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings. Certifying assessors award points for various aspects of design and construction of a building, with credits also being awarded for testing and commissioning which further optimizes long-term energy use and running costs. In short, rack up enough points and you get your “green” badge. The more points you score, the higher the grading which your building receives. We are already engaged on a number of projects applying for accreditation via U.S. Green Building Council LEED (China), GreenMark (Singapore) and HK-BEAM (Hong Kong). We are fully familiar with all the relevant requirements for attai
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