Greening out real estate projects

Greening out real estate projects

Developers in Ho Chi Minh City are trying to realise the dream of greening out their real estate projects.
Green construction materials gaining ground

Green construction materials gaining ground

Recognising that green materials will be an inevitable market trend, a lot of businesses have decided to “step in,” first by renovating production facilities, equipment, and technology, as well as developing a team of specialised staff to produce green products that can meet certain environmental standards.
Green buildings An indispensable trend

Green buildings An indispensable trend

Green building has become a growing trend worldwide and real estate developers in Vietnam have begun to pay heed.
Vietnam’s green dream within reach

Vietnam’s green dream within reach

Starting from a single green building, Singapore has risen to become the green city of Southeast Asia aiming to green out 80 per cent of the construction works in the city.
Green building towards sustainable development

Green building towards sustainable development

The concept of green building is still relatively new to the public and is not properly and fully understood by those working in the field of construction and architecture in Vietnam, according to experts from the latest symposium held on October 4 in Ho Chi Minh City.
Green building trending: experts

Green building trending: experts

Investing in a green factory is a strategic factor in achieving sustainable growth, both bringing tangible benefits to investors and enhancing their public image, experts have told a workshop.
IFC launches EDGE green building certification system in Vietnam

IFC launches EDGE green building certification system in Vietnam

Vietnam became the first market in East Asia IFC has introduced EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies), which empowers developers to reduce their buildings’ energy and water consumption by 20 per cent while lowering greenhouse-gas emissions.
Going green to save a bundle

Going green to save a bundle

Over the course of their lifetime, green buildings with eco-friendly design and resource-efficient usage save on operating costs, reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, and improve the residents’ quality of life.
Green buildings: the rising trend

Green buildings: the rising trend

Buildings impact directly and indirectly on their surrounding environment, as during their construction and over the course of their lifetime they draw huge volumes of energy, water, and raw materials. Aside from these demands on finite resources, they also emit a certain amount of harmful gases into the atmosphere. The negative impact of inefficient buildings has motivated the development of green, energy- and resource-efficient buildings on a global scale.
Green buildings – key to sustainable urban development in Vietnam

Green buildings – key to sustainable urban development in Vietnam

In a rapidly urbanising Vietnam, buildings consume about 36 per cent of the nation’s energy, and produce about one third of its carbon dioxide emissions. As such, they make up a significant part of the country’s overall carbon footprint.
Solar power is key to green building

Solar power is key to green building 2

With Vietnam set to become a net energy importer in the near future, renewable energy solutions such as solar power are becoming an urgent concern. Tran Van Thanh, executive director of the Vietnam Green Building Council, shared some of his insights into this sector with VIR.
Country profits from green building

Country profits from green building

Green building means more than just energy efficiency. The most important issue in green building is that the environment inside is much healthier than in conventional buildings.
Green building - a better approach

Green building - a better approach

Green building provide an opportunity for companies to differentiate themselves. Looking to other markets in the Southeast Asia region, green building is no longer a nice-to-have option but an advanced tool for competition. Big companies are now rushing to invest in green buildings to secure a competitive advantage.
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