Opportunities in South East Asia:
Sustainable Infrastructure
Join a series of virtual roundtable events to hear from industry leaders in the Malaysian and Indonesian construction sector
The Department of Business and Trade (DBT) is delighted to invite businesses from across the North of England and the Midlands region to receive a detailed insight into the sustainable infrastructure opportunities in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Sustainable practices are a growing trend worldwide, with many nations setting ambitious targets and some even introducing new regulations which can have a significant impact on exporters.
Creating structures that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout their entire life cycles, helps to reduce negative impacts on the environment by using sustainable materials and employing renewable energy sources that reduce emissions and other waste.
These virtual roundtable events will be particularly useful to companies involved in green building solutions, including energy efficiency, sustainable site planning and management, material, resources and water efficiency.
Why join?
- Gain valuable market insights, including trends and opportunities for sustainable building developments in Malaysia and Indonesia from key stakeholders, including Malaysia and Indonesia Green Building Councils, Malaysian and Indonesian Institute of Architects, and the Association of Consulting Engineers
- Have your questions answered during an interactive Q&A session
- Expand your network and engage with in-market experts and industry leaders from the Malaysian and Indonesian construction sector
Upcoming Events
Sustainable infrastructure opportunities in Malaysia
Wednesday 30 October 2024, 08:30-10:30
Virtual - Microsoft Teams
Decades of growth and stability have helped make Malaysia an industrialised, open economy with consistent growth. Malaysia’s smart cities framework launched by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government in 2019 is driving demand for solutions in a variety of sectors, including environment and resource management, which are underpinned by an updated digital infrastructure.
Sustainable practices in the construction industry are being pursued to support the net zero by 2050 target set by the Malaysian government. This encourages more sustainable buildings and development projects across the country, using green building design practices to enhance energy efficiency, improve resource management and promote natural disaster resilience.
Sustainable infrastructure opportunities in Indonesia
Thursday 31 October 2024, 08:30-10:30
Virtual - Microsoft Teams
With a population of over 270 million and ambitious targets to reach net zero, Indonesia offers expansive potential and a large consumer base. UK companies are already flourishing in Indonesia, some with a presence that stretches back over 100 years.
With a growing population and increasing urbanisation, the demands for sustainable infrastructure and buildings is increasing, encouraged by the Indonesian government and driven by their target for net zero emissions by 2060.
We look forward to welcoming you at this virtual event series.
Spaces are limited, register now to avoid disappointment.
For more information, contact nphevents@businessandtrade.gov.uk