CamGBC and GreenRE join KIT workshop
22-23 JUNE 2024
Phnom Penh-Cambodia Green Building Council (CamGBC) and GreenRE attended a workshop by Kirirom Institute of Technology (KIT) to develop a curriculum for architectural students in Cambodia. This is part of CamGBC's efforts in the region to support learning and development and nurture the future generation of sustainable architects
Cambodia pushing for green economy and launches five-year circular strategy
19 NOVEMBER 2023
"The strategy is designed to turn the potential of the environmental sector into real benefits for Cambodia and its people of all generations, as well as promoting the sustainable use of renewable energy in response to global climate change" said by The Environment Minister Eang Sophalleth
Cambodia's Green Future: GreenRE awards AEON Mall Mean Chey with Gold certification
16 MAY 2024
AEON Mall (Cambodia) Co Ltd stresses the importance of achieving green building certification, emphasizing the benefits in terms of reduced environmental impact, cost savings, and increased asset value. The mall incorporates various green features like LED lighting, solar panels, and waste management systems.
Cambodia Launches Circular Strategy on Environment 2023-2028
15 NOVEMBER 2023
The Royal Government of Cambodia, led by the Ministry of Environment, launched the Circular Strategy on Environment 2023-2028. The Strategy aims to turn the potential of the environmental sector into real benefits for the country and its people, and promote the sustainable use of renewable energy in response to global climate change.
Cambodia's Green Future: Minister's Vision at climate forum
12 MARCH 2024
Cambodia has developed and Implemented a long-term development strategy aimed at achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Furthermore, the Minister of Environment reaffirmed Cambodia's commitment, made after COP28, to increase its use of renewable energy to 70% by 2030 through the ASEAN Green Deal Initiative for the Future.
Green building partnership created
3 AUGUST 2021
The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Cambodia Green Building Council (CamGBC) to advance green building initiatives in Cambodia, launching local rating and financing schemes. The partnership aims to transform the building industry into a more environmentally responsible sector, supporting Cambodia's efforts to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability in line with government initiatives.