Singapore has been looking for ways to lower the energy consumption of its buildings, a sector responsible for more than one-third of its total electricity consumption. While the island-state is small, it has over 4,500 high-rise buildings. Finding ways to lower the energy consumption of this sector is vital, as Singapore has committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions intensity by 36% by 2030. With this backdrop, the Building and Construction Authority launched the Super Low Energy Programme in September 2018 to encourage the development and adoption of cost-efficient Super Low Energy Buildings (SLEB). http://bit.ly/2rIN8Bb
2019年2月14日星期四
A Smart Hub to share energy efficient measures for the building sector - Hitachi
Singapore has been looking for ways to lower the energy consumption of its buildings, a sector responsible for more than one-third of its total electricity consumption. While the island-state is small, it has over 4,500 high-rise buildings. Finding ways to lower the energy consumption of this sector is vital, as Singapore has committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions intensity by 36% by 2030. With this backdrop, the Building and Construction Authority launched the Super Low Energy Programme in September 2018 to encourage the development and adoption of cost-efficient Super Low Energy Buildings (SLEB). http://bit.ly/2rIN8Bb
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