Buildings account for over 20% of Singapore’s emissions. Lowering their carbon footprint is hence a key strategy to achieve sustainability ambitions under “the Singapore Green Plan 2030”, and to fulfil international commitments on climate change.

Smart buildings are the positive catalyst towards green and sustainability, which is a new-generation building incorporating BIM, GIS, Internet of Things, cloud computing, and other technologies. It saves resources and improves energy efficiency while reducing environmental pollution and it also plays an important role in alleviating the current energy shortage. It would be meaningless to have green and smart buildings without merging green and smart technologies.

Returning for its 5th year, and in collaboration with REDAS, the RICS Smart Buildings Conference comes at an opportune time as we step into new ways of working. As countries’ gates reopen with economic rebound, buildings are standing out again, paving the way to more robust discussions and strategies towards sustainability. With leading voices from the smart buildings world delivered over truly thought leading sessions, join your fellow professionals as we discuss Singapore’s intelligent infrastructure journey as it continues to make strides from smart to green.