Events

Through collaborations with SGBC Members and other leading organisations, SGBC offers a comprehensive year-round calendar of seminars, webinars, courses, and other industry events. 

These industry-specific events aim to address key trends and developments in green building and built environment sustainability, providing built environment professionals and organisations with valuable insights, practical expertise, and valuable networking opportunities to advance their sustainability goals.

SGBC Events also allow built environment professionals to fulfil continuing professional development (CPD) requirements for key industry qualifications (e.g., Green Mark Professionals, etc).

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[Member Event] SGBC Awards Gala Dinner 2026

In-Person Networking Gala

Celebrate the trailblazers shaping the future of our built environment. The SGBC Awards Gala Dinner 2026 is the pinnacle event for the sustainable built environment community.

Gather with fellow leaders, innovators, and change-makers for an unforgettable evening where we will crown the winners of the SGBC-BCA Leadership in Sustainability Awards 2026. Discover the building projects, professionals, and businesses defining what’s next in sustainability.

Combined with the recognition of SGBC Certifications, it will be a night of prestige, celebration, and powerful networking. Join us to be inspired and connect with the people driving real change.

30 July 2026

In-Person Academic Conference

The Indoor Air conference series stands as the world’s leading scientific platform for advancing knowledge and solutions in indoor air quality and climate. Since its inception in Copenhagen in 1978, this prestigious series has brought together the brightest minds in science, engineering, and public health to address one of our time’s most pressing challenges: how we create healthier indoor environments where people spend over 90% of their lives.

Looking ahead to Indoor Air 2026 in Singapore, the conference theme “Enhancing Wellbeing in Existential Challenges – Deepening Understanding, Building Resilience” reflects the growing urgency of this mission. As we face climate change, resource scarcity, and increasing environmental pressures, optimising indoor air quality is no longer optional—it is essential. Smart cities and sustainable buildings demand innovative approaches that balance human health, comfort, and environmental stewardship.

By deepening our understanding of exposure pathways, microbiomes, and chemical interactions, we can develop smarter, resource-efficient strategies to create healthier spaces. This conference will bring together leading scientists, industry experts, and technopreneurs to address these existential challenges. An exhibition will showcase cutting-edge solutions, digital innovations, and advanced sensing technologies.

14 – 18 Jun. 2026

In-Person, Instructor-led CPD Course

6 SGBC-GMP CPD Points; 3 BOA-SIA CPD Points; 3 SIFMA-CFME CPD Points

More than just bricks and mortar, the built environment can dramatically impact our physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. The SGBC WELL Essentials course delves into the science behind the crucial connection between health and buildings, empowering participants to understand how design choices like air quality, lighting, water, nourishment, exercise, and even mind and community can significantly enhance the lives of occupants.

This course equips participants with the knowledge and skills to understand and implement the WELL Building Standard, a global framework for creating healthy and sustainable spaces.

5 May 2026

In-Person, Instructor-Led CPD Course

6 SGBC-GMP CPD Points

As regulatory requirements, green building schemes, and low-carbon procurement practices continue to expand globally, manufacturers and stakeholders in the construction sector are increasingly required to provide credible, transparent, and independently verified environmental information for building products. Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), developed in accordance with international standards, have become a key mechanism for communicating product carbon performance and supporting market access.

This course provides participants with a structured understanding of EPDs, placing strong emphasis on standards compliance, verification requirements, and conformity assessment principles. The course explains how Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) underpins EPD development and how verified EPDs support regulatory compliance, green building certifications, and procurement decisions.

Participants will gain insight into the regulatory and market drivers behind product carbon disclosure, including global carbon regulations and green building rating systems. The course covers the governance of EPD programs, Product Category Rules (PCRs), and the applicable international standards such as ISO 14025 and EN 15804 for construction products. the training also walks through the EPD development and independent verification process, highlighting common verification findings, data quality expectations, and best practices for achieving compliant and internationally recognized EPDs. Practical insights into LCA modelling, result interpretation, EPD registration, and maintenance are included to support real-world implementation.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to confidently interpret EPDs, understand the requirements for credible verification, and navigate the certification pathway for building products in a manner aligned with international standards and market expectations.

20 Apr. 2026

In-Person, Instructor-Led CPD Course

6 SGBC-GMP CPD Points; 6 SCEM PDUs; 3 SIFMA-CFME CPD Points

Accurate carbon quantification enables built environment stakeholders to identify emission hotspots and make informed decisions, allowing them to prioritise and implement low-carbon solutions effectively to meet decarbonisation targets.

In collaboration with BCA, JTC and NUS-ESI, SGBC co-developed a unified Singapore Building Carbon Calculator (SBCC), which comprises of both the Building Embodied Carbon Calculator (BECC) and the Mechanical & Electrical Carbon Calculator (MECC). The MECC provides the industry with a digital tool to make informed material or product selection decisions for Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing products in order to reduce the carbon footprint of green building projects. These tools are identified as key Embodied Carbon Reduction measures in the Built Environment Decarbonisation Technology Roadmap.

At this SGBC Industry Course, attendees will gain hands-on experience with the MECC to quantify the carbon emissions of a real-world building project, equipping them with the practical knowledge to assess embodied carbon emissions.

13 Apr. 2026

In-Person, Member-Only Event

The 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) will be held on 31 March 2026 (Tuesday) from 11:30AM to 2:00PM. Official Management Representatives of SGBC Corporate Members are invited to attend the SGBC AGM 2026. In addition to the Official Management Representative, one other staff member from the organisation is also welcome to attend. A complimentary lunch reception will be provided for all attendees.

All registrations for the AGM will be verified against SGBC Membership validity before confirmation.

31 Mar. 2026

In-Person CPD Event

CPD Credits pending approval

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly applied to enhance building performance, improve energy efficiency, and support data-driven sustainability decisions. From optimising building systems to transforming how facilities are monitored, analysed, and managed, AI is becoming a key enabler of smarter and more resilient buildings.

Co-organised by SGBC Member Singapore Polytechnic in partnership with ST Engineering, this learning journey will visit InnoSuite, a showroom featuring ST Engineering’s key products and solutions. The space will introduce a curated suite of AI-enabled sustainability solutions for the built environment.

27 Mar. 2026

Virtual CPD Event

CPD Credits pending approval

Today’s interior spaces need to do more than look good, they must actively support occupant health and wellbeing while being environmentally responsible. How can we design spaces that achieve both?

Join us for an SGBC Webinar, supported by SGBC Member Grobrix, for a solutions-focused session that bridges insight with implementation. We will explore how to integrate biophilic systems and intelligent design principles to create interiors that enhance the occupant experience. We will also discover how edible greenery can transform a static office into a vibrant community hub, how to apply holistic sustainability thinking to fit-outs, and how to communicate the immediate, lived value of these systems to stakeholders.

17 Mar. 2026

In-Person, Instructor-Led CPD Course

6 SGBC-GMP CPD Points; 3 SIFMA-CFME CPD Points

This one-day SGBC Industry Masterclass provides a foundational overview of the Green & Sustainable Finance ecosystem, tailored for professionals without a finance background. Participants will gain the essential knowledge to navigate and leverage sustainable finance opportunities within the built environment sector.

Beyond introducing Green & Sustainable Finance concepts—including how ESG metrics are integrated into traditional financial instruments—the course makes the topic directly relevant to the built environment. Key topics include sustainable finance taxonomies, green building certification frameworks, and the role of second-party opinion providers. These elements clarify how “green buildings” are defined and validated for accessing sustainable capital.

Through real-world case studies, the course illustrates pathways for building and project owners to access both green finance for new projects and transition finance for greening existing assets. The goal is to bridge the terminology gap between finance and sustainability, while raising awareness of how global and regional taxonomies (e.g., EU, ASEAN) are increasingly aligned with leading green building certifications—simplifying access to sustainable funding.

Register now to gain a competitive edge in a rapidly evolving industry and position yourself at the forefront of sustainable finance in the built environment.

16 Mar. 2026

In-Person CPD Event

2 SGBC-GMP CPD Points

Green buildings are more than just structures; they are living systems designed to optimise energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and environmental sustainability. The GEAR, Kajima’s first overseas R&D facility, serves as a living laboratory that integrates green and smart technologies into daily operations. It offers a unique opportunity to witness how research in occupant wellbeing and sustainability translates into real-world practice.

Join us on this SGBC Learning Journey, made possible by SGBC Founding Members Kajima Development Pte Ltd and Singapore Polytechnic, showcasing cutting-edge innovations – from semi-outdoor spaces with natural ventilation to construction robotics, digital wellness technologies, and sustainable features like hybrid cooling systems, rainwater harvesting, and biophilic design. Participants will experience the ways which sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) transform traditional infrastructure into responsive systems. These systems can adapt to occupant needs in real-time, enhancing efficiency and overall wellbeing while demonstrating practical applications of emerging technologies shaping the future of sustainable buildings.

13 Mar. 2026

In-Person, Instructor-Led CPD Course

3 SGBC-GMP CPD Points; 3 SCEM PDUs; 1.5 SIFMA-CFME CPD Points

The quantification of carbon is key for building project stakeholders to identify carbon hotspots, and be able to take necessary action to minimise carbon emissions by identifying alternative low-carbon solutions to achieve their decarbonisation goals. In collaboration with BCA, JTC and NUS-ESI, SGBC has co-developed a unified Building Embodied Carbon Calculator (BECC).

The BECC provides the industry with a unified tool to make informed decisions on material and product selections to reduce the carbon footprint of projects for use under the Sustainable Construction section of the Code for Environmental Sustainability of Buildings (Edition 4.0) and the Green Mark 2021 Whole Life Carbon badge. At this training course, attendees will gain hands-on experience using the Building Embodied Carbon Calculator (BECC) to quantify the carbon emissions of a real-world building project, equipping them with practical skills to assess embodied carbon emissions.

13 Mar. 2026

In-Person Event

Coming right after Budget 2026, this symposium offers actionable strategies for resilience, growth, and innovation, plus opportunities to leverage the latest Budget initiatives for sustainability and competitiveness. Gain insider perspectives during the Budget 2026 Conversation and join a dynamic Plenary Discussion with senior business leaders from PwC Singapore, DBS Bank, and Adecco Singapore.

SGBC is a supporting association of this event, reach out to [email protected] for an exclusive promo code for preferential rates.

12 Mar. 2026

In-Person CPD Event

2 SGBC-GMP CPD Points

Portable power units powered by renewable energy sources or advanced battery technologies are emerging as viable alternatives for conventional diesel generators. Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) represent a transformative leap forward in the field of energy storage technology.

This learning journey, organised by SGBC Member Infinity Cube, offers a practical introduction to BESS. Participants will learn the potential of BESS in reducing the environmental impact of building projects, and explore available battery sizes in the market and their respective applications across different operational needs

6 Mar. 2026

In-Person CPD Event

2 SGBC-GMP CPD Points

Lighting plays a pivotal role in creating environmentally responsible spaces and contributing to a greener, more sustainable future. Join us on this SGBC Learning Journey, supported by SGBC Member Signify, as we explore ways which connected ultra-efficient lighting can maximise energy savings.

During the session at the Signify Lighting Application Centre, participants will gain insights into lighting strategies to maximise scoring under the Green Mark for Interiors criteria, as well as ultra-efficient lighting solutions and smart IoT-enabled systems that achieve the lowest lighting power budget. Participants will also learn about the science of circadian lighting, smart IoT lighting sensors and systems, solar-based renewable energy outdoor lighting. We will also delve into the critical topic of sustainability, including life cycle assessment (LCA) and environmental product declarations (EPD).

5 Mar. 2026

In-Person, Instructor-Led CPD Course

6 SGBC-GMP CPD Points; 6 PEB PDUs; 6 SCEM PDUs

Carbon has emerged as a crucial global metric for addressing and conveying sustainability efforts. Decarbonising an organisation’s operations not only enhances its brand image among investors and customers but is also increasingly vital as goals transition towards achieving Net Zero Carbon. This makes it essential to meet the growing expectation for businesses to actively mitigate carbon emissions in their operations. The proficiency in comprehending and articulating your organisation’s sustainability policies and decarbonisation initiatives are pivotal skills that position your company at the forefront of sustainable practices.

Join the SGBC Industry Course: Corporate Carbon Footprint for Climate Related Disclosures to learn how to assess the environmental impacts of your organisation. Through this course, participants can expect to gain foundational skills and knowledge needed to compute and prepare carbon emissions data for sustainability reporting, understand sustainability reporting frameworks (GRI and ISSB), as well as climate-related disclosures (IFRS).

This course is ideal for office managers, quality management team, corporate real estate professionals, sustainability professionals, and individuals who are keen to learn about carbon reporting.

3 Mar. 2026