3 trends driving the built environment
We are using more energy than ever before. In the built environment, it is imperative for buildings to be even more energy efficient and drive greater reduction in carbon emissions.
Source: Our World in Data
90%
of consumers are concerned about the environment
Source: Sustainability Matters Now More Than Ever for Consumer Companies BCG, 2020
50%
of CXOs see tackling climate change as their generation’s top priority
Source: Industry 4.0: At the intersection of readiness and responsibility Deloitte, 2020
Ambitious targets to green the built environment in Singapore by 2030:
80%
green
buildings
80%
improvement in
energy efficiency
80%
new buildings to
be super low energy
Source: SG Green Plan
Smart office buildings can potentially garner a
37%
rent premium per net square feet, compared to buildings without smart characteristics
Source: How Much Are Smart Buildings Really Worth? NAIOP Massachusetts, 2018
Healthy buildings increase productivity by
US$6,600
per employee
translating to cost savings and increased revenue for tenants
Source: The Best Talent will Demand the Smartest Buildings Memoori Smart Building Research, 2018
Building analytics can reliably drive
3-9%
energy savings annually, a figure expected to persist or even increase
Source: Proving the Business Case for Building Analytics Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2020
