Objectives 

• Explain key green building standards and principles of net zero energy design. 
• Provide an overview of design, technology, and operational strategies to reduce building energy demand and emissions. 
• Highlight regulatory, technical, and implementation considerations for green and net zero energy buildings. 

Background

Buildings are a major source of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in urban areas, particularly across commercial, residential, and public infrastructure. As cities expand, the adoption of green building standards and net zero energy design has become a critical pathway to reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency, and enhance long-term urban resilience. 

In Indonesia, green building initiatives are increasingly supported by national and local regulations, voluntary certification schemes, and market-driven sustainability commitments. However, the transition from conventional design to net zero energy buildings requires clear technical guidance, regulatory alignment, and credible methods to measure and verify energy and emissions performance. 

This workshop will examine practical approaches to implementing green building standards and net zero energy design, focusing on policy frameworks, design strategies, and implementation challenges in urban infrastructure development. 

Agenda

Targeted Participants 

• Architects and Urban Designers
• Property Developers and Asset Managers
• Government Officials and Policy Makers
• MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) Engineers
• Facility and Operations Managers
• Corporate sustainability and decarbonization teams
• Technology and solution providers for low-emission systems
• Investors and financial institutions financing transport and infrastructure projects

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