Introduction to Green Rating Tools
 considered as green building rating systems of
building environmental assessment tools
 Promote environmental awareness of building
practices
 Achieve sustainability when there’s an advancement
in environmental protection
Types of Green Rating Tools
1. Green Building Index (GBI)
2. GREENSHIP
3. BCA Green Mark
4. GreenRE
5. Green Star
History
1) GBI
 In August 2008, PAM Council supported and approved the formation of the
new Sustainability Committee
 incorporated on May 21, 2009 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
2) GREENSHIP
 Introduced by Green Building Council Indonesia (GBCI) in 2010
 As of 2015, 140 buildings in Indonesia have registered to obtain this green
building certification
3) BCA Green Mark
 Launched in January 2005
 Turned into a binding program in 2008, the first certification to become necessary for new
buildings in South-East Asia
 Introduced Green Mark NRB (new non-residential buildings)
4) GreenRE
 Created back in March 22, 2013 by REHDA and launched by the then KeTTHA Minister, YBhg
Tan Sri Peter Chin Fah Kui.
 In June 2015, GreenRE launched its latest green rating tool, the GreenRE Township Tool
5) Green Star
 Launched by the Green Building Council of Australia in 2003
 In 2013, 28 Green Star-certified projects occupies 5,746,000 million square meters across
Australia
Summary Table
Green Rating Tools Key Criteria of Rating
Green Building Index (GBI) 1. Energy Efficiency (EE)
2. Indoor Environment Quality (EQ)
3. Materials and Resources (MR)
4. Sustainable Site Planning and Management (SM)
5. Water Efficiency (WE)
6. Innovation (IN)
GREENSHIP 1. Appropriate Site Development (ASD)
2. Energy Efficiency and Conservation (EEC)
3. Water Conservation (WAC)
4. Material Resources and Cycle (MRC)
5. Indoor Air Health and Comfort (IHC)
6. Building Environmental and Management (BEM)
BCA Green Mark 1. Energy Efficiency
2. Water Efficiency
3. Environmental Protection
4. Indoor Environment Quality
5. Other Green Features and Innovation
GreenRE 1. Energy Efficiency
2. Day Lighting
3. Water Efficiency
4. Environmental Protecotin
5. Indoor Air Quality
6. Other Green Features
Green Star 1. Management Category
2. Indoor Environment Quality (IEU)
3. Energy Category
4. Transport Category
5. Water Category
6. Materials Category
7. Land Use and Ecology Category
8. Emission Category
9. Innovation Category
Green Rating Tools Key Criteria of Rating
Green
Building Index
(GBI)
 Platinum
 Gold
 Silver
 Certified
 Non-Residential New Construction (NRNC)
 Non-Residential Existing Building (NREB)
 Residential New Construction (RNC)
 Industrial New Construction (INC)
 Industrial Existing Building (IEB)
 Township
GREENSHIP  GREENSHIP
Platinum
 Gold
 Silver
 Certified
 GREENSHIP New Building
 GREENSHIP Existing Building
 GREENSHIP Interior Space
 GREENSHIP Homes
 GREENSHIP Neighborhood
BCA Green
Mark
 Platinum
 Gold Plus
 Gold
 Certified
 New Non-Residential Buildings
 New Residential Buildings
 Existing Non-Residential Buildings
 Existing Residential Buildings
 New Development of Overseas Projects
 Existing Building of Overseas Projects
GreenRE  Platinum
 Gold
 Silver
 Bronze
 Residential Building
 Non-Residential Building
 Existing Non-Residential Building
 Township
Green Star  6 Star
 5 Star
 4 Star
 3 Star
 2 Star
 1 Star
 Design & As Built
 Interiors
 Communities
 Performance
Green Rating
Tools
Categories of
Certification
Types of Certification
Green Building
Index (GBI)
1) Application and Registration
2) Design Assessment
3) Completion and Verification
Assessment (CVA)
Government Malaysia
GREENSHIP - Non-Government Indonesia
BCA Green Mark 1) Application
2) Pre-Assessment (Optional)
3) Assessment
4) Verification
Government Singapore, Malaysia,
Indonesia, Thailand,
Vietnam, Philippines,
China, India and the
Middle East
GreenRE 1) Application and Registration
2) Project Pre-Assessment and Final
Assessment
3) Site Verification Assessment
4) Application for Green Tax Incentives
Government Malaysia
Green Star 1) Registration
2) Documentation
3) Submission
4) Assessment
5) Certification
Government Australia
Green Rating Tools Assessment Process (Steps/Stages) Type of
Organization
Countries Using
the tools
Two Green Rating Tools best fit in Malaysia
• Green Building index (GBI)
 Already used in Malaysia
 Proof to be a promising tool in Malaysia
- Fastest rate of buildings under GBI in Asian region
- Miri City as GBI rated building, other 2 in Sarawak :
1) the University of College Technology Sarawak in Sibu
2) the Sarawak Energy’s Head Office in Kuching.
• BCA Green Mark
 One of the most successful country
- follow its lead by learning
 Benefits of having Green Mark for Malaysia
- reduce water/electric bills
- improvement on indoor air quality, decrease harmful environment pollutants
 > e.g: reduce use of air conditioners, lead to minimal emission of CFC
gases
Conclusion
 5 green rating tools have similar key criteria of ratings
 Benefits: 3 types environmental, economic and social benefits
A) Environmental Benefits:
• Reduce wastage of water
• Conserve natural resources
• Improve air and water quality
• Protect biodiversity and ecosystems
B) Economic Benefits:
• Reduce operating costs
• Improve occupant productivity
• Create market for green product and services
C) Social Benefits:
• Improve quality of life
• Minimize strain on local infrastructure
• Improve occupant health and comfort
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Sustainable housing development presentation

  • 1.
    Introduction to GreenRating Tools  considered as green building rating systems of building environmental assessment tools  Promote environmental awareness of building practices  Achieve sustainability when there’s an advancement in environmental protection
  • 2.
    Types of GreenRating Tools 1. Green Building Index (GBI) 2. GREENSHIP 3. BCA Green Mark 4. GreenRE 5. Green Star
  • 3.
    History 1) GBI  InAugust 2008, PAM Council supported and approved the formation of the new Sustainability Committee  incorporated on May 21, 2009 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre 2) GREENSHIP  Introduced by Green Building Council Indonesia (GBCI) in 2010  As of 2015, 140 buildings in Indonesia have registered to obtain this green building certification
  • 4.
    3) BCA GreenMark  Launched in January 2005  Turned into a binding program in 2008, the first certification to become necessary for new buildings in South-East Asia  Introduced Green Mark NRB (new non-residential buildings) 4) GreenRE  Created back in March 22, 2013 by REHDA and launched by the then KeTTHA Minister, YBhg Tan Sri Peter Chin Fah Kui.  In June 2015, GreenRE launched its latest green rating tool, the GreenRE Township Tool 5) Green Star  Launched by the Green Building Council of Australia in 2003  In 2013, 28 Green Star-certified projects occupies 5,746,000 million square meters across Australia
  • 5.
    Summary Table Green RatingTools Key Criteria of Rating Green Building Index (GBI) 1. Energy Efficiency (EE) 2. Indoor Environment Quality (EQ) 3. Materials and Resources (MR) 4. Sustainable Site Planning and Management (SM) 5. Water Efficiency (WE) 6. Innovation (IN) GREENSHIP 1. Appropriate Site Development (ASD) 2. Energy Efficiency and Conservation (EEC) 3. Water Conservation (WAC) 4. Material Resources and Cycle (MRC) 5. Indoor Air Health and Comfort (IHC) 6. Building Environmental and Management (BEM) BCA Green Mark 1. Energy Efficiency 2. Water Efficiency 3. Environmental Protection 4. Indoor Environment Quality 5. Other Green Features and Innovation
  • 6.
    GreenRE 1. EnergyEfficiency 2. Day Lighting 3. Water Efficiency 4. Environmental Protecotin 5. Indoor Air Quality 6. Other Green Features Green Star 1. Management Category 2. Indoor Environment Quality (IEU) 3. Energy Category 4. Transport Category 5. Water Category 6. Materials Category 7. Land Use and Ecology Category 8. Emission Category 9. Innovation Category Green Rating Tools Key Criteria of Rating
  • 7.
    Green Building Index (GBI)  Platinum Gold  Silver  Certified  Non-Residential New Construction (NRNC)  Non-Residential Existing Building (NREB)  Residential New Construction (RNC)  Industrial New Construction (INC)  Industrial Existing Building (IEB)  Township GREENSHIP  GREENSHIP Platinum  Gold  Silver  Certified  GREENSHIP New Building  GREENSHIP Existing Building  GREENSHIP Interior Space  GREENSHIP Homes  GREENSHIP Neighborhood BCA Green Mark  Platinum  Gold Plus  Gold  Certified  New Non-Residential Buildings  New Residential Buildings  Existing Non-Residential Buildings  Existing Residential Buildings  New Development of Overseas Projects  Existing Building of Overseas Projects GreenRE  Platinum  Gold  Silver  Bronze  Residential Building  Non-Residential Building  Existing Non-Residential Building  Township Green Star  6 Star  5 Star  4 Star  3 Star  2 Star  1 Star  Design & As Built  Interiors  Communities  Performance Green Rating Tools Categories of Certification Types of Certification
  • 8.
    Green Building Index (GBI) 1)Application and Registration 2) Design Assessment 3) Completion and Verification Assessment (CVA) Government Malaysia GREENSHIP - Non-Government Indonesia BCA Green Mark 1) Application 2) Pre-Assessment (Optional) 3) Assessment 4) Verification Government Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, China, India and the Middle East GreenRE 1) Application and Registration 2) Project Pre-Assessment and Final Assessment 3) Site Verification Assessment 4) Application for Green Tax Incentives Government Malaysia Green Star 1) Registration 2) Documentation 3) Submission 4) Assessment 5) Certification Government Australia Green Rating Tools Assessment Process (Steps/Stages) Type of Organization Countries Using the tools
  • 9.
    Two Green RatingTools best fit in Malaysia • Green Building index (GBI)  Already used in Malaysia  Proof to be a promising tool in Malaysia - Fastest rate of buildings under GBI in Asian region - Miri City as GBI rated building, other 2 in Sarawak : 1) the University of College Technology Sarawak in Sibu 2) the Sarawak Energy’s Head Office in Kuching.
  • 10.
    • BCA GreenMark  One of the most successful country - follow its lead by learning  Benefits of having Green Mark for Malaysia - reduce water/electric bills - improvement on indoor air quality, decrease harmful environment pollutants  > e.g: reduce use of air conditioners, lead to minimal emission of CFC gases
  • 11.
    Conclusion  5 greenrating tools have similar key criteria of ratings  Benefits: 3 types environmental, economic and social benefits A) Environmental Benefits: • Reduce wastage of water • Conserve natural resources • Improve air and water quality • Protect biodiversity and ecosystems
  • 12.
    B) Economic Benefits: •Reduce operating costs • Improve occupant productivity • Create market for green product and services C) Social Benefits: • Improve quality of life • Minimize strain on local infrastructure • Improve occupant health and comfort
  • 13.