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UK-China Green Building & Eco-Cities Working Group Event

Join the UK-China Green Building & Eco-Cities Working Group for insights on profitable business opportunities in China. Learn about intelligent and green systems for sustainable projects. Engage with industry experts and develop strategies for building sustainability.

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UK-China Green Building & Eco-Cities Working Group Event

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  1. UK-China Green Building & Eco-Cities Working GroupBuilding Profitable Business with China25 November 2010Alan KellCo-Chair, UK-China Eco-Cities & Green Building Working GroupManaging Director, Intelligent & Green Systems Limitedalan.kell@igsystems.co.uk

  2. Implementing Intelligent & Green 运用智能&绿色

  3. UK - China Cooperation中英合作

  4. Vice Minister Qiu Baoxing

  5. UK-China Eco-cities & Green Building Working Group - UK-China Working Group established in 2006, new MOU signed in March 2010- Government and industry partnership to implement international best-practice in China- Working with MOHURD with strong links to the China Green Buildings Council, theEco-cities Research Programme and local city initiatives

  6. UK-China Working Group - Developing and implementing standards for low carbon eco-cities & green buildings.- Supporting technical and professional education and training. - Identifying flagship sustainable projects in leading cities including Chongqing, Wuhan and Chan-Zhu-Tan- Providing an integrated delivery capability – from financing through to operations – for world-class projects.

  7. UK Working Group Engagement • MOU signed by HM Ambassador Sebastian Wood • Co-chaired by Steve O’Leary, Director Infrastructure & Low Carbon, UK Trade & Investment and Alan Kell, I&G Systems • Active & expanding participation of 30 leading UK companies and universities • Associate working arrangements with 7 UK organisations including CBBC, CIOB, IET BETNET

  8. Chinese Working Group Engagement • MOU signed by Vice Minister Qiu Baoxing • MOHURD Contact Dr Yong CHEN | 陈勇,the Minister’s PA • Co-chaired by Professor Wang Youwei 邹燕青 , China Green Building Council and Dr Li Xun 李迅 /LIU YAN刘  琰, 中国城市科学研究会, Chinese Society for Urban Studies • Developing the active involvement of Chinese consultants, suppliers and clients. • Developing working relationships with a wide range of leading Chinese organisations & companies.

  9. Roadmap for Building Sustainability v 1.8 Policy, Planning & Standards Property Financing & Development Urban Planning Real Estate Services Architectural & Design Services Strand 1 - Development Engineering Consultancy Services Strand 2 - Design Cost & Value Management Services Sustainable Building Materials Strand 3 - Materials & Systems Activity Sustainable Energy Systems Strand 4 - Delivery Building Management & Control Systems Strand 5 - ICT Systems Programme & Project Management Strand 6 - Management Construction Management Strand 7 - Capacity Building Sustainable Construction Systems Integration / IT Systems Property Related Software Communications & Networking Property & Facilities Management Managed Utility Services Performance Evaluation Sustainability Consultancy & Research Education & Training Design Build Operate / Evaluate Policy/Planning

  10. Statement of Eco-city Projectsin China 10

  11. Feedback from Beijing Sustainable Cities Session 10 Nov 2010 (Stephen Ellison) • Clearly a demand in China for know-how and technology; policy is there/will be there to drive low carbon; • Growing recognition that effective measures are not rocket science but need to be appropriate; • UK has plenty of expertise • Success stories such as the Sustainable Cities MoU in Wuhan which has 23 projects underway; • But…frustration on both sides; masterplanning from UK firms is very conceptual, low-carbon features are diluted or ignored as the scheme goes to implementation by others. • And at detailed levels UK companies involved in only very small parts of the whole. • So a call from UK for a more consolidated and broader approach. UK firms to work together on more aspects of a single project, with the promoters to ensure that the project objectives including  low carbon at met. • That will need cooperation between UK firms and a willing recipient in China.

  12. Key Aims for the Day • UK Capabilities SWOT Review • Opportunities • Strategies • Implementation Planning • ActionWhat’s our 5 year plan?

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