Green Building Sustainability

The future depends on Green Buildings

We implement the simplest energy reduction strategies and storm water harvesting initiatives in line with your yearly budget requirements.

Whether the intent is to determine current building Green Star Ratings or improve on the operating performance of facilities, we inspect, then help you plan and implement changes to operating plant, equipment and services to improve Green Building Sustainability .

With the greatest demand today than ever before to reduce green house gas emissions and become carbon neutral, we are able to assist in the development of a working program to address the reduction of our precious resources and associated costs in their consumption.

Contact us for a no obligation discussion on the best tool or approach in either rating your site or facility or assessing your site to minimise your base building consumption or tenant water, gas and electricity. You may also decide to separate your tenant's usage of power and water to drastically reduce your current perceived overall consumption.

There is one word which stands out when making a difference and that's measurement. You can't manage what cannot be measured and the following tools may be just the beginning in meeting your voluntary contribution to the Environment, current impact on Society and and of course, future operating Expenditure:

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10 Simple Energy Reduction & Water Harvesting Initiatives you can implement now!

1. Minimising air conditioning refrigeration costs by programming the use of cold, fresh, outside air in the mornings and throughout the cooler seasons

2. Reducing electrical lighting costs by switching car park lights off with timing devices and back on with people movement detectors and vehicle heat sensors

3. Installing water storage tanks below down pipes and storm water drainage points and connection to landscaped gardens or toilets

4. Fitting external sun louvers to minimise the impact of radiant heat through glass facade and windows and closing blinds on hot days

5. Installation of insulation above ceilings to minimise heat loss/gain and venting roof spaces

6. Collection of 'waste water' from weekly fire hydrant and sprinkler tests

7. Connecting car park exhaust fans to come on when basement roller doors go up or with carbon monoxide sensors

8. Adjusting automatic door movement sensors to not have doors open with every passer, thus reducing hot outside air infiltration and unnecessary loss of cooler room air