Quantifying sustainable business solutions
Trusted by companies :
Enhancing Sustainable Productivity (ESP)
OPEX Reduction Goal
Through our energy efficiency solutions and Energy Performance Contracts (EPC), you can achieve OPEX reduction by lowering energy consumption and optimizing resource use.
ESG Compliance
Strategies ESG Compliance pathway include optimised long-term cost saving with investment.
Green Building Certified
Making your working premises more sustainable by improving energy efficiency and increase workplace productivity.
Carbon Emission Reduction
Integrated sustainable solution to positively contribute to ESG Compliance, combat climate change and OPEX reduction to meet business expectations not limited to energy efficiency, waste management and green building.
250projects
Completed project
450k
Equivalent to number of trees planted from our projects
4.5k ton CO2
Carbon reduced from our project
Building an integrated data-centric sustainable solution
Green Building Certification
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Standout among your peers with Green Building Certification such as Green Building Index (GBI) Malaysia, GreenRE Malaysia, LEED (USGBC), and Green Mark (Singapore)
Energy Management
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Understanding your utility consumption behaviour can improve your production cost through qualitative analytic method effectively.
Energy Performance Contract
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Enjoy your energy savings solution with zero upfront cost.
Renewable energy
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Leverage on renewable energy solutions (i.e. solar PV, biogas, waste to energy) aligning with the global initiative in combating climate change.
Waste management
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Customised waste management solution to maximise the waste value through waste to wealth strategy.
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What services GBII offers?
GBII provides services such as green building consultancy, energy audits, energy management, and Energy Performance Contracts (EPC). GBII is also an Energy Service (ESCO) company. We assist businesses and organizations in achieving energy efficiency, reducing operational costs, and developing sustainable buildings through innovative solutions.
Can GBI Innovation help us achieve green building certifications?
Yes, we specialize in helping clients achieve green building certifications such as the Green Building Index (GBI), GreenRE, MyCrest and LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). We guide you through the certification process, ensuring that your building meets the necessary criteria for energy efficiency, water conservation, and sustainable design.
Why do I need to conduct energy audit?
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Identify Energy Inefficiencies : An energy audit helps you pinpoint areas where energy is being wasted, such as inefficient lighting, HVAC systems, or insulation. This allows you to address these issues and optimize your building's performance.
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Reduce Energy Costs : By identifying inefficiencies and recommending improvements, an energy audit can lead to significant cost savings on your energy bills. You'll know exactly where to invest to achieve the best returns in energy savings.
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Increase Operational Efficiency : Understanding how energy is used throughout your building enables you to streamline operations, reduce downtime, and enhance the overall efficiency of your systems.
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Ensure Compliance : Many businesses are required to meet specific energy efficiency regulations or standards. An energy audit ensures that your facility complies with these requirements, helping you avoid fines and penalties.
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Environmental Responsibility : Reducing your energy consumption not only saves money but also contributes to a greener environment by lowering your carbon footprint. This is an important step toward sustainability and corporate social responsibility.
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Improve Property Value : Energy-efficient buildings are more attractive to buyers, tenants, and investors. Conducting an energy audit and implementing energy-saving measures can increase your property’s value and marketability.
Is my business eligible for Energy Audit Grant?
Get in touch with us to know about the available grant.
What is an Energy Performance Contract (EPC)?
An Energy Performance Contract (EPC) is a financing mechanism used to implement energy efficiency projects. Here’s a brief explanation of how it works:
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Assessment and Planning : The process begins with an assessment of the client’s energy needs and potential savings. This is followed by planning and designing an energy-efficient solution tailored to the client’s requirements.
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Contract Agreement : An EPC is formalized between the client and an energy service company (ESCO). The contract outlines the scope of work, the expected energy savings, and the performance guarantees.
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Implementation : The ESCO implements the energy-saving measures, which may include upgrading systems, installing new technologies, or optimizing existing equipment. The ESCO typically covers the upfront costs for these improvements.
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Performance Guarantee : The ESCO guarantees that the energy savings will meet or exceed a specified amount. If the savings fall short, the ESCO may be required to compensate the client for the difference.
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Savings and Repayment : The client repays the ESCO through the energy savings achieved from the implemented measures. Payments are usually structured to ensure that they do not exceed the savings, making the project cash-flow positive.
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Monitoring and Verification : Throughout the contract period, the ESCO monitors and verifies the energy savings to ensure that the performance guarantees are met.
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Maintenance and Support : Depending on the contract, the ESCO may also provide ongoing maintenance and support to ensure continued efficiency.
The EPC is formed between the client and an external organisation (ESCO). The energy upgrades are funded through cost reductions. The income from the cost savings, or the renewable energy produced, is used to repay the costs of the project, including the costs of the investment. As responsibility for covering the cost of the initial investment falls to the ESCO through performance of installed generation or efficiency schemes, EPCs are seen as fairly low-risk.