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GREEN BUILDING: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES ----- DR. RAYMOND YAU, GENERAL MANAGER, TECHNICAL SERVICES & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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Page 1: GREEN BUILDING: CHALLENGES AND …hkira.com/en/members/presentation/pre191126l.pdf2 Mainland China portfolio is our office and retail portfolio in Mainland China, excluding hotels

GREEN BUILDING: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES-----DR. RAYMOND YAU, GENERAL MANAGER, TECHNICAL SERVICES & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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PERFORMANCE AMONGST TOP SD LEADERS

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1stin Asia

Rank 8th globally

Global Sector Leader

5-star Rating

Top Company

The only HK and Mainland China developer listed (2019)

‘AAA’ rating (2019)1

(2017, 2018, 2019)

1 Disclaimer: www.swireproperties.com/sd/awards/mscidisclaimer.html

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SD Vision –“To be the leading SD performer in our

industry globally by 2030”

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (SD) 2030 STRATEGY

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Investment Decisions

Annual Budget Planning

Employee Performance Goals Setting

Corporate Risk RegisterBusiness Performance

SD Integration into Business

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Long-term Decarbonisation (Scope 1 + Scope 2 GHG Intensity)

Tenant Engagement tenant carbon reduction target

New Projects Development embodied carbon reduction target

Technological InnovationOn and Off-site Renewable Energy

Joint Research with Tsinghua University

CARBON PERFORMANCE

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----- 1st & Only Developer in HK & Mainland China – approved SBTs

Scope 1 + Scope 2

Scope 3 - Upstream

Scope 3 - Downstream

Baseline

GH

G In

ten

sity

35%

52%

2018

2025

2030

* Scope 1 emissions are direct greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions from sources that are owned or controlled by Swire Properties, such as emissions from natural gas, diesel and town gas burned onsite. Scope 2 emissions are indirect GHG emissions from the generation of purchased or acquired electricity, steam, heating, or cooling consumed by Swire Properties.Scope 3 emissions are all indirect emissions that occur in the value chain of the reporting company, including both upstream and downstream emissions.

25% 28%

Capital Goods Downstream Leased Assets

MARKET LEADER IN DECARBONISATION STRATEGY

GHG Intensity/Decarbonisation – Scope 3 GHG Intensity

by 2030

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE

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__Energy

ConsumptionGFA

25% 19.8%

Estimated cost-savings of

HK$66 m/yearEstimated cost-savings of

HK$12 m/year

Energy Reduction

-30

-20

-10

0

10

20

Energy Consumption and Gross Floor Area Trend in HK

Portfolio

GFA Energy Consumption (kWh)

20082001

2016

2018

% C

han

ge

1 Hong Kong portfolio is our office, retail portfolios and hotels in Hong Kong. 2 Mainland China portfolio is our office and retail portfolio in Mainland China, excluding hotels. 3 Energy consumption refers to purchased electricity for the provision of shared services for and in the common parts of our buildings with reference to the BAU baseline level in 2008 for our Hong Kong portfolio, and the BAU baseline level in the first year for which a complete calendar year of data was available for projects in our Mainland China portfolio. * All figures are calculated based on 2018 data.

Hong Kong Portfolio1 Mainland China Portfolio2

2020 Target3: 20%

2020 Target3: 26%

DECOUPLING GFA GROWTH AND ENERGY CONSUMPTION

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achieved highest ratings

GREEN BUILDING PERFORMANCESHAPING INDUSTRY STANDARDS FOR OVER 20 YEARS

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100%of projects under development1

achieved highest green building certification ratings

1 “Projects under development” are projects that are under construction or in the pre-certification stage. They comprise non joint-venture projects only.2 Measured as the percentage of total gross floor area.* All figures are calculated based on 2018 data.

92%of all existing buildings2

are certified green buildings, of which

Achieve the highest environmental building assessment scheme rating for all projects under development

75%

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GREEN BUILDING PERFORMANCESHAPING INDUSTRY STANDARDS FOR OVER 20 YEARS

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* All figures are calculated based on 2018 data.

BEAM Plus (HK)

▪ 37 buildings with BEAM /

BEAM Plus certification

including 18 buildings

with BEAM Plus Existing Building V2.0 Final Platinum

LEED(HK, Mainland China, US) WELL

▪ 33 buildings with LEED ▪ Asia’s 1st commercial Building – One Taikoo

Place achieved Final Platinum

▪ Two Taikoo Place achieved

Pre-certified Platinum

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Captions 9pt Calibri

ONE TAIKOO PLACE – ADOPTING NEW GREEN BUILDING TECH-----

Taikoo Place

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-----ONE TAIKOO PLACEFEATURING STATE-OF-THE-ART GREEN BUILDING TECH

HK 1st commercial building -

Biodiesel tri-generation system

Combined green roof and solar PV system

HK 1st AI-enabled smart building

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New Ventures UrbanLabDigital Transformation of

Technical Services

TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONINNOVATING TO ENHANCE BUILDING PERFORMANCE

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-----RETRO-COMMISSIONING OF HVAC SYSTEMSENHANCING BUILDING ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Partnership with Tsinghua University –

Monitoring-based commissioning of HVAC system

Electronically-commutated (EC) plug fan replacement

Variable speed drive chiller replacement

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Captions 9pt Calibri

BUILDING THE MOMENTUM OF GREEN FINANCE-----

Taikoo Place

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GREEN FINANCINGDIVERSIFICATION OF FUNDING SOURCE AND INTEREST COST SAVINGS

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vest

ors B

ankFirst green bond in

HK to receive Green Finance Certification

Jan 2018

First in HK with interest rate tied to

year-on-year SD performance improvement targets

Sustainability-Linked Loan

Green Bond Impact Report

Jul 2019

US$500m Green Bond

Allocation of funds and environmental impact on:• Green buildings• Renewable Energy• Energy Efficiency• Sustainable Water and

Wastewater Management

Year-on-Year SD Performance

• Retains listing on the DJSI World Index

• Achieves a target reduction in energy intensity each year for Hong Kong portfolio

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ESTIMATED ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCEONE TAIKOO PLACE

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-----Category Highlights of Green Elements Estimated Environmental Impact

Renewable Energy • Dual-level roof fitted with an integrated solar photovoltaics (PV) system and green roof

• Bio-diesel tri-generation system to supply heating, cooling and electricity. Used cooking oil from tenants is converted into biodiesel by third-party recyclers to power this system

• Total renewable energy generated annually: 468,300 kWh, which is equivalent to an annual carbon emissions avoidance1 of 370 tonnes of CO2e

Energy Efficiency2 • Air handling units with electronically commutated (EC) plug fans to enhance efficiency

• Highly optimized chiller control system with powerful data analytics

• Energy efficient lighting and control system

• Annual energy savings exceeding BEAM Plus3 and LEED4 baseline performance by 33% and 28% respectively

Sustainable Water and Wastewater Management

• Harvest rainwater for irrigation and recycle grey water for flushing

• Low-flow sanitary fittings

• Freshwater savings exceeding BEAM Plus baseline performance by >40%

1 Calculated by using the 2017 emission factor of Hong Kong Electric

2 Expenditures relating to energy efficiency element of One Taikoo Place are included in “Green Buildings” Category

3 Based on Building Energy Code 2012 Edition as baseline

4 Based on ASHARE 90.1.2007 as baseline (LEED 2009 for Core and Shell Development)

One Taikoo Place

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Category Highlights of Green Elements Estimated Environmental Impact

Energy Efficiency • High efficiency chiller system at TaikooPlace and Pacific Place

• Energy efficient lighting including LED at Taikoo Place, Pacific Place and Cityplaza

• Variable speed drive (“VSD”) for condensing water pumps at Taikoo Place and Cityplaza to enhance energy efficiency

• EC Plug fans in air handling units at TaikooPlace and Pacific Place to enhance energy efficiency1. Pilot testing of EC plug fans estimated that the use of fan energy could be reduced by up to 30%

• Annual energy saving: Cityplaza: 165,900 kWhTaikoo Place: 3,375,200 kWhPacific Place: 2,899,900 kWhTotal: 6,441,000 kWh

• Annual carbon emissions avoided: Cityplaza: 131 tonnes of CO2eTaikoo Place: 2,666 tonnes of CO2ePacific Place: 2,291 tonnes of CO2eTotal: 5,088 tonnes of CO2e

1 25% work completed as at 30th September 2018

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Air handling units with electronically commutated (EC) plug fans

ESTIMATED ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCEENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECTS IN HK PORTFOLIO

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