Singapore Green Building Masterplan 2021
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The Singapore Green Building Masterplan serves as a roadmap for buildings in Singapore to venture further in their journey to decarbonise, to fulfill the vision of building a leading green Built Environment sector mitigating climate change and providing a healthy, liveable and sustainable Built Environment for all. As a highly urbanised island state, buildings account for over 20% of Singapore’s carbon emissions. Hence, green buildings are a crucial part of Singapore’s climate change mitigation strategies.The Masterplan sets the targets of 80% of buildings to be green by 2030; 80% of new developments to be 'super low energy' from 2030, and 80% energy efficiency improvement (from 2005 levels) by 2030.
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