Transcript ECOBUILD INTERNATIONAL

ECOBUILD INTERNATIONAL
31 March -3 April 2014
SNIEC, Shanghai, China
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The inaugural Ecobuild China took place in Shanghai in April 2012, alongside annual building and construction
event Expo Build.
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The event was attended by more than 15,000 visitors with 127 exhibitors and has secured its position as the
region’s meeting place for the sustainable built environment industry.
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Visitors were able to explore an additional 348 relevant exhibitors throughout Expo Build.
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Two days high level conference was organised to compliment the exhibition and was attended by 450 delegates .
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The conference was developed in partnership with Shanghai Green Building Council and Shanghai Research
Institute of Building Science.
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It was supported by the UK’s Building Research Establishment Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists;
Chartered Institute of Building; Construction Products Association and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
and UK Trade and Investment.
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Overall aim is to make Ecobuild China the only annual meeting place for everyone involved in the creation and
maintenance of sustainable built environments throughout China.
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Ecobuild China 2013 attracting 16,532 visitors, a 7.5% growth on the 2012 launch, and 138 exhibiting companies
Ecobuild China has secured its position as the meeting place for the sustainable building community.
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Ecobuild China 2014 will once again be co-located with Expo Build, the premium building and construction event
in China from 31st March – 3rd April, 2014
Prominent Construction Projects
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BEIJING
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Beijing Thoracic Hospital massive expansion. Design and planning in progress with completion targeted in 2015-16
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GUANGZHOU
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Guangzhou to build second airport in Nansha confirmed. Invitation to submit initial planning and flexibility study released
Aoyuan launched large-scale integrated project in Luogang. The development involves two sites with approximately 300,000
sq m in aggregate planned GFA
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GUANGDONG
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Oriental Bund- a major project under construction in Foshan by SHKP. An integrated development covering 2.8 million
square metres
Mandarin Oriental Shenzhen to open in 2017. Thailand-based Onyx Hospitality plans two new resort hotels in China
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ZHEJIANG
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Wenzhou plans to build the first skytrain system in China . Project design and construction will follow similar systems in
Germany and Holland
Others
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Awards winning French architectural firm CAAU establishes regional base in HK creating an impact on future living and
working environment around the world
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10- year housing goals proposed. A total housing supply target of 470,000 units for the next 10 years suggested
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Shenzhen River Stage IV project agreement signed. Improvement of upstream portion of the Shenzhen River by raising flood
protection levels
China total constructionsexpenditure in 2012 exceeds US$1.25 trillion.Accounts for some 41% of the Asia-Pacific region's
total construction spending
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WHY CHINA
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The world’s largest construction market
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Chinese government already invested hundreds of billions of dollars in green building.
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Economy and political stability. China’s economy saw robust growth in the past few years
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China’s Green Building Action Plan lays out some incredibly aggressive goals. By 2015, China’s green building floor space
should increase by more than 10 times.
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30% of all new construction should be green buildings by 2020.
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Green Buildings are defined as projects that achieve China’s National Green Building Evaluation Label (3-Star) certification.
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It is likely that the government will set more aggressive green building targets in the 12th Five Year Plan (2011-2015) which
is already being drafted.
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Increase buildings using renewable energy to 2.5billion m2 by the end of 2015.
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By 2015, half of the world’s new building construction will take place in China.
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China is looking for exemplars and best practices in every aspect of green construction.
9 & 10 May 2014,
Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai, India
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The 2nd geo-adaptation Ecobuild India was held in April 16th -18th, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC) Mumbai.
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Supported by Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India (CREDAI), Institute of Indian Interior
Designers (IIID), Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the UK's Building Research Establishment (BRE),
Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), and UK Trade & Investment (UKTI)
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Ecobuild India provides an ideal platform for government officials, manufacturers, industrial users, consultants,
architects and industry experts to meet and develop solutions to the demanding challenges of the sustainable
built environment.
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The Conference were divided into two streams : Stream I : Beyond the Built Environment: Achieving India’s
Sustainable Future & Stream II : Making Sustainable Design and Construction Happen
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Ecobuild India includes interactive experience zones offering live demonstration and comparative evaluations of
products and technologies, providing an enlivening and exhilarating constructive experience covering eco-friendly
approaches in the areas of water conservation, waste treatment, lighting options, green landscaping, alternative
building materials and technology
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Ecobuild India 2014 will be held at the Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai from the 9th till 10th of May 2014.
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WHY INDIA
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The current economic landscape and the momentum towards sustainable building makes this the ideal
time to launch Ecobuild India.
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Every aspect of India's infrastructure requires massive investment.
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Second largest construction market in the world.
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The construction industry in India is predicted to be the third largest in the world by 2020 accounting for
7% of global spending.
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This sector is also one of the India’s largest drivers of economic growth and it provides large scale
employment and contributes significantly to the GDP.
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In 2003 India had 20,000 sq.ft. of green buildings. In less than 10 years this has increased to over 1.25
billion sq.ft. of green buildings registered.
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Improving the country's infrastructure is the Indian Government's top priority.
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In it’s 11th 5-year plan (2007-12) it invested $500 billion and India's Planning Commission has set out
detailed plans to spend a further $1 trillion up to 2017
ECOBUILD SOUTH EAST ASIA 2013
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UBM acquired Green Build Asia, which is the largest sustainable design and construction market in Asia.
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This show will be re branded as Ecobuild South East Asia and will features Ecolight Asia and Solar Asia pavilion on
the show floor.
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Taking place from 17th – 19th September 2013 at the Putra World Trade Centre in Kuala Lumpur.
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Supported by the Construction Industry Development Board, CIBD, Ministry of Works and The Ministry of Energy,
Green Technology and Water Malaysia (KeTTHA), BRE, RICS and UKTI
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Green Build Asia’s exhibitors will be absorbed to Ecobuild South East Asia. The last GBA welcomed over 12,000
trade buyers and 450 exhibiting companies from 32 countries.
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Bringing global green technology innovation to the Southeast Asian sustainable construction market.
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Our aim is to provide a regionally and internationally respected event to attract international leaders and suppliers
to the region.
Supported by
Prominent Construction Projects
 Malaysia
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Tun Razak Exchange: a 70 acre development to create a haven for new investment opportunities.
Estimated to generate a gross development value of RM 26 billion (£5.2b)
Klang Valley MRT- Line 1/2/3: MRT Line 1 commenced in late 2011 covering 51km with 31 stations.
Expected to be completed in 2016 and commenced operations in January 2017. Now undertaking the
feasibility study for KV MRT Lines 2 & 3. Project is estimated at £3bn.
Sungai Buloh Urban Development: 1,370ha in the Sungai Buloh-Shah Alam corridor. Estimated GDV of
more than RM1O billion (£2bn).
Warisan Merdeka: Plans to build a 118 storey tower. Estimated cost of RM 5bn (£1b) - is expected to be
completed in 2017. It will be the world’s 3rd highest building, higher than the Taipei 101 tower (509m)
Current status is awaiting the issuance of development order for the construction of the tower by the
Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL)
 Vietnam
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Vietnam’s won the bid to organise Asian Games in 2019. There are a lot of projects in place to anticipate
the event such as the athlete’s village to accommodate 11,000 people.
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Long Thanh International Airport with the total investment of US$10 billion
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Metro systems for Ho Chi Minh City (10 lines, 160 km) and Hanoi (6 lines, 107 km)
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Dire need for sustainable urban development to tackle climate change impacts and meeting the high
demand of social housing
 Singapore
 Construction of new Terminal 4 at Changi Airport of $0.6 bn. Project cost includes
roads and aircraft parking bays. New Cross Line – 50 km MRT to be completed by 2030
 4th LNG Storage Tank and VLFSO (Very Large Floating Structure for Oil Storage
 Expansion of various ILHS
 Various public and private housing projects
WHY SOUTH EAST ASIA
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South-East Asia comprise of ten member countries; Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar,
Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, with a combined total population of around 540 million.
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Urban areas of Southeast Asia are some of the fastest growing areas on the planet. Malaysia, Thailand and
Singapore are the leading countries in Southeast Asia with robust economic growth in spite of the recent
economic ‘currency’ crisis.
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Southeast Asia represents a highly profitable market and is expected to be among the world’s 10 largest
economies and fourth largest in Asia by 2020.
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There has been a surge in interest, in sustainable buildings amongst developers and investors especially after the
hike in energy prices.
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The Green Technology has become new engine of growth for Malaysia . The increased investments in green
technology will also make available a wider scope of eco-products and services in the country.
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Back in 2010, Malaysia government has allocated RM20billion to intensified green and sustainability awareness
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Malaysia is the one of the fastest growing economies and vast investment in infrastructure in the region, thus a
perfect location for the launch.
Who Exhibits
Energy saving and efficiency products
Renewable energy and micro-generation
Water Management and efficiency
Building services and management
Building structures and materials
Finishing products and materials
Professional services and consultancy
Why Exhibits
 Establish your company as one of the key players in the
industry.
 To raise your company profile amongst competitors.
 To showcase your product to highly relevant audiences.
 To generate new business and win lucrative contracts.
 To meet and engage with the most influence figures in the
industry.
Contact us
Marina Stewart
Account Manager
E：[email protected]
T：+44 (0)207 921 8632
M : +44(0) 7825 424 167