Greening the built environment
The built environment generates more than a third of the world's carbon emissions. The decarbonisation of our buildings is believed to be one of the most cost-effective ways to mitigate climate change. In partnership with SP Group and SP Digital, Eco-Business explores how we can reduce the impact of our built environment and make our working space more sustainable.
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News / Lifestyle
Does individual climate action matter?
Spoiler alert: Yes, it does. Eco-Business explains why it matters, and the steps you can take to reduce your environmental impact.
News / Green Buildings
The workplace of the future: smart, sustainable, holistic
EB Studio
As organisations navigate new working arrangements in 2022, how can technology help to shape green, welcoming workplaces of the future?
News / Green Buildings
Nurturing greener tenants for more sustainable buildings
EB Studio
With building operations making up 28 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions, getting tenants on board with low-impact occupancy is key to the climate change fight.
News / Green Buildings
How data can fuel Singapore’s net-zero building ambitions
EB Studio
With more ambitious sustainability targets set for Singapore’s built environment, the use of data could be a game-changer for a sector looking for ways to quickly decarbonise.
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