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 Broad Air Conditioning is interested in promoting more sustainable cooling solutions and in the development of baselines on energy consumption and CO2 emissions to evaluate inovative design solutions for buildings. 

Mr. Zhang, CEO, BROAD AIR CONDITIONING


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SBCI Roundtable on Sustainable Building and Construction in China

SBCI organized a roundtable on Sustainable Building and Construction in China in the frame of Changsha Meeting in October 2006.
Find out more on the SBCI Workshop page

Better Cities in a smaller World

The "Better Cities in a smaller World" seminar was held in Cambridge in June 2006.
For further information, please refer to SBCI Secretariat at SBCI@unep.fr
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Latest Events

Latin American & Caribbean Round Table on Sustainable Building & Construction

The SBCI Annual Meetings Latin American & Caribbean Round Table on SBC concluded successfully in Martinique on April 11th. [...]

Melbourne SB08

Dates: Sept. 19 – 20 (student session), Sept. 21 – 25 (full conference) UNEP-SBCI is a co-convener with iiSBE and CIB.
Latest Resources

After the tsunami – Sustainable building guidelines for SE Asia


(1,8 Mo | 69 pages)

This report provides hands-on advice for safe and sustainable construction of buildings in disaster affected areas. [...]

Assessment of Policy Instruments for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Buildings


(6 Mo | 91 pages)

Full Study & Analysis of the Policy Tools
The SBCI database for policy tools for energy efficiency in buildings presents a unique comparison and analysis of experiences from using different kinds of policy tools in over 50 countries on all co

Assessment of Policy Instruments for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Buildings


(6,8 Mo | 16 pages)

Summary of Conclusions and Recommendations
The SBCI database for policy tools for energy efficiency in buildings presents a unique comparison and analysis of experiences from using different kinds of policy tools in over 50 countries on all con

 
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