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17 September 2013 • Tuesday

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Low Carbon Energy Future- Inscribing development on environment, energy policies, benchmarking, energy indicators and sustainable development.- Addressing renewable energy technologies, buildings, market deployment and forecast.Key Note 1 : Stephane Pouffary, UNEP-SBCI Advisory Board Chair & Chief Executive Officer - Founder Honorary President, ENERGIES 2050 (FRANCE)Low Carbon Infrastructures & Construction for Climate Resilience.- Global issues on low carbon infrastructure and construction.- Addressing the key building block of sustainable development .- Addressing UK government's Low Carbon Construction and sustainable infrastructure plans.Key Note 2 : Steve O’Leary (UKTI)Standards In Measuring Sustainability For Low Carbon Cities- Sharing best practises in sustainable standard- Case studySpeaker : Steve Dunn (AECOM)

Registration & Networking

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Driving Innovations For Sustainability – Hong Kong Housing Authority's Experience- Addressing the sustainable and construction development.- Sharing and assesses experiences in managing urban forms and infrastructure whilst promoting sustainable patterns of urban development.Keynote 3 : Stephen Yim, Hong Kong Housing Authority, The Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HONG KONG)Countries of South-East Asia faces very different sustainable development challenges, but at the same time confront common challenges typical of industrialising and urbanising economies. These and other challenges make the pursuit of sustainable development andconstruction in South-East Asia particularly challenging. Thus, in this planery session will address the respective country outlook and updates on its sustainable infrastructure agenda.

PLENARY SESSION

Sustainable Infrastructure Status : Energy, Water, Waste and Transportation Chair : Stephane Pouffary, UNEP-SBCI Advisory Board Chair & Chief Executive Officer - Founder Honorary President, ENERGIES 2050 (FRANCE)Malaysia - Ministry of Energy Water and Green Technology (Representative) Singapore - Building Construction Authority Singapore (Representative) Thailand - Ministry of Interior (Representative) Indonesia - Indonesian Construction Services Development Board (Representative) Hong Kong - Hong Kong Development Board Authority (Representative)

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18 September 2013 • Wednesday

DAYTIME PROGRAMME

Understanding And Quantifying The Benefits Of Integrating Sustainability Into Urban Planning- Looking into integrated sustainability development in a holistic manner- Embodied carbon in infrastructure and construction developmentSpeaker : Hsien Min-Loy, Faithful & Gould (UK)Sustainable Property Portfolio- Best practices in sustainable property portfolio.- Resiliency in sustainable practices, measures and technologies. Speaker : Dato Ar. Ken Yeang, T R Hamzah & Yeang Sdn Bhd

MASDAR CITY :The Showcase for Zero Carbon Structure- Overview of Zero Carbon Structure approach- Case StudySpeaker : Karsten Volmer, Foster & PartnersMoving towards sustainable and integrated transport planning- Mapping land use in transport integration : Eco city development.- Carbon footprinting, renewable energy and energy efficiency deployment in sustainable development and build environment .Speaker : AtkinsBuilding and Infrastructure for Change- Effective delivery in sustainable development- Case study (London Olympic Stadium)Speaker : Orivaldo Barros, BRE Group (UK)

MALAYSIA'S INITIATIVES IN SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION (SCP)1) Future Cities (2) Future Transportation: Mobility through Rails (3) Green Procurement - Ministry of Finance (4) Scenario for Future Airports and Ports in Malaysia (5) Roads & Highways Keynote 4 : Economic Planning Unit (EPU) (MALAYSIA)

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LEAD BY ACADEMY OF SCIENCES MALAYSIAChairDr. Ahmad Ibrahim FASc, CEO (Academy Sains Malaysia)Panelist1) Future Cities (Malaysia Institute of Planners-MIP)2) Future Transportation: Mobility through Rails (Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology-MIGHT)3) Green Procurement (Ministry of Finance-MOF)4) Scenario for Future Airports and Ports in Malaysia (Ministry of Transport-MOT)5) Roads & Highways (Ministry of Works - KKR/JKR)A Roadmap Towards Sustainable Cities in the Tropics - Integrated Infrastructures and Cities- Implementation of Integrated Rail Systems, Building Technologies and Smart GridSpeaker : C.K. Tang, Veritas Environments Sdn Bhd

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19 September 2013 • Thursday

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REGISTRATION & NETWORKING0800

SUSTAINABLE WORKSHOP LEAD BY ACADEMY OF SCIENCES MALAYSIA (ASM)

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OBJECTIVE

SESSION A SESSION B SESSION C

TOPIC : SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS TOPIC : SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE TOPIC : GREEN PROCUREMENT

OBJECTIVE OBJECTIVE

To identify and strategize roles of construction sectors in supporting the implementation of Low Carbon Cities Framework (Green Building Life Cycle, Community Services)

CHAIRMAN:Datuk Hjh Nor’ Aini Abdul Wahab – Deputy Secretary Head (Kettha)

CO-CHAIRMAN:Dato Ar’ Sri Esa Mohamed – President, Akitek Jururancang (M) Sdn Bhd

PANEL MEMBERS:Dato’ Dr. Ricky Yaw-President, Malaysia Air-Conditioning & Refridgeration Association (MACRA)

Ar Hj Saifuddin Ahmad-President, SNO Architect Sdn Bhd

Ir. Looi Hip Peu-President, Malaysia Green Building Council (MGBC)

Sam C.S. Tan – Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association Malaysia (Rehda)

To identify strategies for the development of Sustainable Infrastructure Development Framework in Malaysia (Shift of Transport Mode, Green Transport Infrastructure, Green Vehicle, Traffic Management)

CHAIRMAN:Datuk Noor Azmal Mohd Nazir – Director of Infrastructure, Economic Planning Unit Malaysia (EPU)

CO-CHAIRMAN:Matthew Tee Kai Woon – President, Master Builders Association (MBAM)

PANEL MEMBERS:Tan Sri (Dr) Ir Jamilus Hussein - CEO, KLIA Premier Holdings Sdn Bhd

Ruhaizah Mohamed Rashid - Deputy Secretary Head (Planning), Ministry of Transport Malaysia (MOT)

Ghafar Yusuff (Bahagian Dasar & International), Ministry of Transport Malaysia (MOT)

Ir. Adanan Mohamed Hussain - Deputy Head (Business Sector), Minister of Works Malaysia

To identify strategies for the implementationof Green Government Procurement for the construction sector (Infrastructure Provision, Waste, Energy, Water)

CHAIRMAN:Shahril Kamal Osman - Section Head (Procurement), Ministry of Works Malaysia

CO-CHAIRMAN:Datuk Dr Norma Mansor, University Malaya

PANEL MEMBERS:Dato’ Sr. Hj Abdul Manaf Hj Hashim – Deputy KPKR (Specialize Sector)

Puan Sri Maimon Arif Patail, Federation of Malaysian Manufacturer-Malaysian Ceramic Industry Group

Roslee Saad – Principal Assistant Director, Standards Malaysia

Asdirhyme bin Abdul Rasib - Under Secretary, Green Technology Regulatory and Develop-ment Division, Kettha

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19 September 2013 • Thursday

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0900 -1050

SESSION A SESSION B SESSION C

TOPIC : SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS TOPIC : SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE TOPIC : GREEN PROCUREMENT

Mohamed Azrin Mohamed Ali – Malaysia Green Technology Corporation (MGTC)

Ho Chee Leong, CIOB Malaysia

Steve Anthony Lojutin – Deputy Director, Sustainable Development Authority Malaysia (SEDA)

Teoh Yan Weng, National Housing Develop-ment (JPN)

Mohamad Zahari Harun – Director, Strategic Development & Corporate Affairs, Naza TTDI Sdn Bhd

Ar S Thirilogachandran, Malaysia Institute of Architects, (PAM)

Mohd Elmi Anas , Director, Energy Commis-sion Malaysia (ST)

Mohd Rosli Hj Abdullah – Secretary Head (Green Technology Sector), Kettha

Ir G Lalchand, Federation of Malaysian Manufactuters (FMM)

Mohd Ridhuan Ismail, National Water Service Commission (SPAN)

Dato' Halimi Abdul Manaf - Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government, (KPKT)

Samsuddin Abd Kadir, DBKL

Wong Ai Ming, Cement & Concrete Association Malaysia (C&CA)

Dr Zuhairi Abd Hamid, Executive Director, Construction Research Institute Malaysia (CREAM)

Zanariah Mohd Jamil, Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT)

Nadzrol Fadzilah Ahmad- Director, Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM)

Hj Sofian Abdul Hamid, CEO, Northport (Malaysia) Berhad

Dr Puteri Shireen Jahn Kassim, International Islamic University (IIUM)

Ir Jamaludin Non – Malay ContractorAssociation (PKMM)

Hj Amran Hj Sameon - Director, Ministry of Trade Industry (MITI)

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19 September 2013 • Thursday

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COFFEE BREAK

NETWORKING LUNCH

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Connecting Smart Buildings to Smart Grid Cities - Dan & Adam Ltd • Mohammad Yousof

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Sustainable Material in Construction - Innovar Floor • Lucia Lu

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Sustainability of a Green Built Environment - Faber Group • Vekneswaran a/l Arasappan

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JV Development in the UK – UKTi

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Conclusion of Sustainable Infrastructure and Build Environment Agenda- Way forward in Malaysia’s sustainable development- Recommendations for future sustainability plans and development

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TOPIC : SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS TOPIC : SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE TOPIC : GREEN PROCUREMENT

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Technical Tours to Masdar City, Abu Dhabi*

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