Skip to main content
  • United Kingdom
    • Our global group
    • Corporate
    • Singapore
    • Australia
    • United Kingdom
    • Thailand
    • China
    • Vietnam
    • Hospitality
  • REITS
    • REITS
    • Overview
    • Frasers Centrepoint Trust (FCT)
    • Frasers Hospitality Trust (FHT)
    • Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (FLCT)
    • Frasers Industrial Thailand REIT (FTREIT)
    • Golden Ventures REIT (GVREIT)
  • Hospitality
  • Industrial
  • Careers
    • Careers
    • Job Listings
    • Interview Guide
    • Early Careers Programme
    • Life at Frasers Property
  • Contact us
    • English (EN)
Who we are
What we do
Sustainability
Media centre
Contact us
Our global group
Corporate
Singapore
Australia
United Kingdom
Thailand
China
Vietnam
Hospitality
REITS
Overview
Frasers Centrepoint Trust (FCT)
Frasers Hospitality Trust (FHT)
Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (FLCT)
Frasers Industrial Thailand REIT (FTREIT)
Golden Ventures REIT (GVREIT)
Hospitality
Industrial
Careers
Job Listings
Interview Guide
Early Careers Programme
Life at Frasers Property
Contact us
Home
    • English (EN)
  • Who we are
    • Our people
  • What we do
  • Sustainability
  • Media centre
  • Contact us
CloseFrasers
Building towards a net-zero carbon future

Building a net-zero carbon future

 

We are unified by our Purpose – Inspiring experiences, creating places for good. Addressing sustainability concerns is at the core of our business and helps create lasting shared value for our people, businesses and communities that we serve. As a responsible multinational real estate company, we recognise the journey to decarbonisation needs to start now to reduce the impact of climate change. Frasers Property is the first SGX-listed real estate company to fully commit to net-zero carbon by 2050, encompassing Scopes 1, 2 and 3 emissions across our real estate value chain.

To help realise a net-zero future, we are introducing innovative solutions in different asset classes across our footprint. Here are some highlights of recent work, tackling different types of carbon emissions in our developments. 

What we are doing

Our journey to net-zero carbon encompasses scopes 1, 2 and 3 emissions, and to meet our goal, all our businesses will need to develop net-zero carbon roadmaps and carbon reduction targets.

Scope 1: Direct Emissions

In Progress

Scope 2: Indirect Emissions

In Progress

Scope 3: Value Chain Emissions

In Progress

Scope 1: Direct Emissions

In Progress

Scope 1 includes direct emissions produced from our owned or controlled sources.

 

Frasers Property
Reducing the use of embodied carbon in the construction of our development projects
Frasers Property
Lowering construction waste and operational building waste across our footprint
Frasers Property
Encouraging the recycling of waste, with 5,788 tonnes of waste collected in FY2021

Scope 2: Indirect Emissions

In Progress

Scope 2 comprises indirect emissions produced by energy usage across our footprint.

 

Frasers Property
10.4GWh of renewable energy installed across our portfolio to-date
Frasers Property
Reducing energy use with the industry-first carbon neutral facility
Frasers Property
Monitoring our energy usage with intuitive and efficient energy systems

Scope 3: Value Chain Emissions

In Progress

Scope 3 encompasses carbon emissions from across our value chain - our tenants, contractors, suppliers and vendors.

 

Frasers Property
Working with our partners across the value chain to build sustainable, low-carbon, low-energy developments
Frasers Property
Setting our expectations to our suppliers for reducing their carbon intensity through our Group Responsible Sourcing Policy
Frasers Property
Tracking and measuring emissions from logistics trucks and time spent within our industrial parks

Stories: Our journey towards a net-zero carbon future

Scope 1

Direct emissions from owned or controlled sources (development + operations)

Scope 2

Indirect emissions from the generation of purchased electricity/cooling/heating

Scope 3

All other indirect emissions including up/downstream transportation, investments, leased assets and franchises, waste disposal, employee commute, business travel, purchased goods & services, etc.

Burwood Brickworks

Retail, Australia

right--arrow

The Rowe

Commercial, UK

right--arrow

The PARQ

Mixed-Use, Thailand

right--arrow
timeline

Burwood Brickworks Shopping Centre by Frasers Property Australia is recognised as the world’s most sustainable shopping centre. It is the first retail centre to attempt and achieve the Living Building Challenge® Petal Certification, the world’s most rigorous measure of the built environment administered by the International Living Future Institute. To reduce direct emissions, the team focused on reducing 99% of construction waste that would have gone to landfill and only used carefully sourced building materials without the use of toxic materials. 

tooltip__image
99%

of construction waste diverted from landfill

2500sqm

rooftop urban farm

1MW

of renewable energy from rooftop solar panels

timeline

Sustainability, wellness and smart principles are built into this modernist office development at Whitechapel, London. The Rowe is targeting the prestigious BREEAM ‘Excellent’ New Construction certification, which recognises high-performing, sustainable building design. Financed by the group’s first green development loan in the UK, the building is also pursuing WELL Gold and will be supplied fully by renewable energy. As a further benefit to tenants and occupiers, The Rowe is situated in the highest Public Transport Accessibility Level (PTAL) location in London. 

tooltip__image
100%

supplied by renewable energy

26%

reduced carbon emissions against baseline

timeline

One of Thailand’s most sustainable buildings, The PARQ is the first mixed-use development in the country to receive the LEED Core and Shell Gold Version 4 Certification, the next-generation standard for sustainable green building design and construction. It has dedicated sustainable waste management facilities including an onsite composter to process food waste generated from tenants and customers. A focus on public education is also a priority where occupiers are encouraged to reduce their own waste production and sort recyclables. 

tooltip__image
3

dedicated spaces for managing waste

40%

less water demand from water-saving fixtures

75%

reduced solar heat from insulated glass facade

Frasers Tower

Commercial, Singapore

right--arrow

Minnippi Quarter

Residential, Australia

right--arrow

Horsley Park Estate

Industrial, Australia

right--arrow
timeline

Frasers Tower is a premium Grade-A office building at Singapore’s core Central Business District. The Building and Construction Authority of Singapore Green Mark Platinum building was designed to create a future-ready, connected and sustainable workplace. The award-winning development boasts a wide array of best-in-class sustainable features to boost energy and water efficiency. From the outset, the embodied carbon of the development was also kept to a minimum with the incorporation of sustainable and recycled materials during the construction process.

tooltip__image
30%

energy savings compared to equivalent building

17

smart and sustainability awards received to-date

timeline

Rated a 5-Star Green Star Communities residential project by the Green Building Council of Australia, the terrace home precinct at Minnippi Quarter in Queensland is one of the country’s most sustainable communities. In what is believed to be a world’s first for a major developer, environmentally conscious homebuyers were offered the opportunity to offset the emissions associated with the construction of their home by opting-in through the Build Neutral pilot initiative. This initiative uses as many responsibly sourced materials as possible for the construction, and all homes are powered by carbon neutral provider Real Utilities. 

tooltip__image
100%

powered by renewable energy

7%

of homes are certified carbon neutral properties

2

nature projects benefitting from carbon offsets

timeline

Williams-Sonoma’s warehouse at the Horsley Park Estate is the first in Australia to implement a net-zero carbon solution through a combination of solar power, battery storage and biodiesel back-up generation. Financed by the Australia government’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation investment as part of Frasers Property Australia’s A$300million sustainability-linked loan, it is one of two facilities under a pilot program by Frasers Property Industrial and Real Utilities targeting a transition to 100% renewable electricity from 2023 allowing tenants to enjoy green power for the cost of brown.

tooltip__image
100%

certified carbon neutral power supply

120238kWh

estimated total renewable energy generated on-site

Stories: Our journey towards a net-zero carbon future

Scope 1

Direct emissions from owned or controlled sources (development + operations)

Burwood Brickworks

Retail, Australia

right--arrow

Frasers Tower

Commercial, Singapore

right--arrow
timeline

Burwood Brickworks Shopping Centre by Frasers Property Australia is recognised as the world’s most sustainable shopping centre. It is the first retail centre to attempt and achieve the Living Building Challenge® Petal Certification, the world’s most rigorous measure of the built environment administered by the International Living Future Institute. To reduce direct emissions, the team focused on reducing 99% of construction waste that would have gone to landfill and only used carefully sourced building materials without the use of toxic materials. 

tooltip__image
99%

of construction waste diverted from landfill

2500sqm

rooftop urban farm

1MW

of renewable energy from rooftop solar panels

timeline

Frasers Tower is a premium Grade-A office building at Singapore’s core Central Business District. The Building and Construction Authority of Singapore Green Mark Platinum building was designed to create a future-ready, connected and sustainable workplace. The award-winning development boasts a wide array of best-in-class sustainable features to boost energy and water efficiency. From the outset, the embodied carbon of the development was also kept to a minimum with the incorporation of sustainable and recycled materials during the construction process.

tooltip__image
30%

energy savings compared to equivalent building

17

smart and sustainability awards received to-date

Scope 2

Indirect emissions from the generation of purchased electricity/cooling/heating

The Rowe

Commercial, UK

right--arrow

Minnippi Quarter

Residential, Australia

right--arrow
timeline

Sustainability, wellness and smart principles are built into this modernist office development at Whitechapel, London. The Rowe is targeting the prestigious BREEAM ‘Excellent’ New Construction certification, which recognises high-performing, sustainable building design. Financed by the group’s first green development loan in the UK, the building is also pursuing WELL Gold and will be supplied fully by renewable energy. As a further benefit to tenants and occupiers, The Rowe is situated in the highest Public Transport Accessibility Level (PTAL) location in London. 

tooltip__image
100%

supplied by renewable energy

26%

reduced carbon emissions against baseline

timeline

Rated a 5-Star Green Star Communities residential project by the Green Building Council of Australia, the terrace home precinct at Minnippi Quarter in Queensland is one of the country’s most sustainable communities. In what is believed to be a world’s first for a major developer, environmentally conscious homebuyers were offered the opportunity to offset the emissions associated with the construction of their home by opting-in through the Build Neutral pilot initiative. This initiative uses as many responsibly sourced materials as possible for the construction, and all homes are powered by carbon neutral provider Real Utilities. 

tooltip__image
100%

powered by renewable energy

7%

of homes are certified carbon neutral properties

2

nature projects benefitting from carbon offsets

Scope 3

All other indirect emissions including up/downstream transportation, investments, leased assets and franchises, waste disposal, employee commute, business travel, purchased goods & services, etc.

The PARQ

Mixed-Use, Thailand

right--arrow

Horsley Park Estate

Industrial, Australia

right--arrow
timeline

One of Thailand’s most sustainable buildings, The PARQ is the first mixed-use development in the country to receive the LEED Core and Shell Gold Version 4 Certification, the next-generation standard for sustainable green building design and construction. It has dedicated sustainable waste management facilities including an onsite composter to process food waste generated from tenants and customers. A focus on public education is also a priority where occupiers are encouraged to reduce their own waste production and sort recyclables. 

tooltip__image
3

dedicated spaces for managing waste

40%

less water demand from water-saving fixtures

75%

reduced solar heat from insulated glass facade

timeline

Williams-Sonoma’s warehouse at the Horsley Park Estate is the first in Australia to implement a net-zero carbon solution through a combination of solar power, battery storage and biodiesel back-up generation. Financed by the Australia government’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation investment as part of Frasers Property Australia’s A$300million sustainability-linked loan, it is one of two facilities under a pilot program by Frasers Property Industrial and Real Utilities targeting a transition to 100% renewable electricity from 2023 allowing tenants to enjoy green power for the cost of brown.

tooltip__image
100%

certified carbon neutral power supply

120238kWh

estimated total renewable energy generated on-site

Learn how our Purpose is creating lasting shared value for businesses, communities and the planet

Frasers Property

Who we are

  • Our people
  • Sustainability

Our properties

  • Commercial
  • Residential

Policies

  • UK Tax Policy
  • Modern Slavery
  • Health and Safety Policy

Copyright © 2024. Frasers Property Limited. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy Cookie Declaration

Decarbonisation