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Conference & Seminar
HCMC: Sustainable Buildings Seminar – Energy & Carbon reduction applied to assets in Vietnam and the region
Event language(s)
English
Experts from Terao & Atixis Group will share how companies can make their facilities more sustainable and reduce environmental footprint.
Sustainability is a growing concern for governments, corporations, and civil society. Leading economies in Asia, such as Vietnam, have announced ambitious carbon neutrality targets and Climate Change action plans. At the corporate level, more and more corporations - large companies as well as SMEs - have strengthened their corporate social responsibility guidelines by setting up clear improvement goals towards sustainability.
According to data from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), buildings and construction are estimated to be responsible for39% of global carbon emissions and industry for around 20% to 30%. How can we make concrete progress on the road to sustainability? First, by focusing on the right sectors, such as buildings and industries. Then, by making a reliable diagnosis in order to identify the main areas for reduction and planning this reduction plan with all levels of the company. The sustainability journey for a company will also open up numerous opportunities to reduce costs and improve employee well-being.
Vietnam & surroundings countries in Southeast Asia are facing important increase on energy price. Most advanced economies are now setting up frameworks and obligations related to Energy Efficiency and Carbon Footprint recording & reduction.
During this event, Experts from Terao & Atixis Group will share with you how companies can make their facilities more sustainable and reduce their environmental footprint in the context of Vietnam (climatic conditions, access to technologies, energy market, financing, etc.). As Vietnam is a regional platform, a specific focus will be done at Asset Portfolio level for Energy Management. Additionally, these experts will explain how sustainability goes beyond compliance and brings real economic and social benefits to companies.
To conclude the session, participants are invited to a networking lunch at La Fontaine French Restaurant. The lunch is included in the registration for an enhanced opportunity to continue discussions and connections.
*Please be noted that registration is by invitation only or with manual approval. For further questions, please contact CCIFV at events(@)ccifv.org.
Speaker(s)
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Schedule
09:30 - 10:00 | Registration and welcome guests |
10:00 - 10:15 |
Introduction on the concept of carbon footprint and Regional Context - by Mr. Manuel Ramos |
10:15 - 10:45 |
The Methodology and case study focus on Existing Building – by Mr. Martin Desbrières |
10:45 - 11:00 | Tea Break |
11:00 - 11:30 |
The Methodology and case study focuses on New construction – by Mr. Gaspard Lemoine-Scelles |
11:30 - 12:00 |
Preventive maintenance and energy efficiency solutions financing – by Mr. Yoan Guyon |
12:00 - 12:20 | Questions and Answers |
12:30 - 13:30 | Lunch at La Fontaine with all the speakers and participants |
About Terao Asia
TERAO is a French Building Sustainability Consultancy pioneer for 30 years. Terao has been in Asia since 2008 and is currently operating via 4 main hubs (China, Vietnam, Singapore & Malaysia), with expansion plans in India and Middle East; and other locations worldwide.
Terao assists companies in reducing the environmental impact of their buildings, for new construction and existing assets.
Terao has been providing assistance to various sectors & types of building: Manufacturing, Logistic, Hospitality, Retail, healthcare and more.
Terao Website: www.teraoasia.com
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HCMC: Sustainable Buildings Seminar – Energy & Carbon reduction applied to assets in Vietnam and the region
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