Shui On Land announced its Sustainable Development Policy and formed the Sustainable Development Committee in 2006. In 2012, the Company first announced the Six Major Guidelines of Sustainable Development. In response to the new development, the company updated the Six Major Guidelines of Sustainable Development for 2017-2021 in July 2017.
Shui On Land implements sustainable development practice in different aspects of operation. In addition, a number of its projects have been awarded the LEED certification from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) and Green Building Lable certification from the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People’s Republic of China.
Sustainable Development Brochure
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Shui On Land promotes green construction measures. We not only use eco-friendly materials but also recycle and reuse materials to save resources so as to protect the environment. We also adopt a range of measures to strictly monitor the construction process. Measures adopted include: emphasising waste recycling and reuse of materials, strengthening flood management and control, and strictly controlling the quality of indoor environment. Measures are implemented to minimize disturbance caused by construction, protect the environment and provide a healthy working environment for workers.
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Visual Energy Monitoring System: Shui On Land provides visual energy consumption calculation and real-time monitoring, carbon emissions tracking, energy-efficiency diagnostics, indoor air quality (temperature and humidity and hazardous suspended particulates) monitoring for all the buildings it owns and manages.
These measures enable:
1. Scientifically measure a building’s energy consumption and obtain accurate data on its carbon emissions and indoor air quality.
2. Strengthen management in operation to promote building energy conservation in a targeted manner to reduce energy consumption.
3. Design and achieve reasonable energy consumption targets for new projects based on historical data to avoid wastage.
4. Provide tenants with personalized energy conservation and indoor air quality services.