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Boost Your Building's Energy Efficiency: Stay Ahead of Singapore's New MEI Regime

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Singapore's new Mandatory Energy Improvement (MEI) regime is coming in Q3 2025. Is your building ready? Our comprehensive guide provides you with the knowledge and tools to:

  • Understand the MEI regime and its impact on your property
  • Identify energy efficiency gaps in your building systems
  • Develop cost-effective strategies to optimize energy use
  • Gain a competitive edge in Singapore's evolving real estate market

Act now to avoid costly last-minute compliance measures, reduce operating expenses and carbon emissions, and attract sustainability-focused tenants and investors. Taking action today can also increase your property's long-term asset value.

Discover our proven 6-step framework designed to drive success. From identifying inefficiencies to creating a tailored plan, this approach ensures measurable improvements. Want the full details? 

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"Buildings with Singapore's BCA Green Mark ratings have demonstrated higher occupancy and rental rates. The rental premium for Green Mark Platinum buildings could widen to 20% by 2030 as more companies commit to net-zero carbon emissions." - Cushman & Wakefield Research
 Take control of your building's energy future today.

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Kheng Hwa Cheong

Senior Director, Head of Sustainability & Engineering Services
Singapore, Singapore

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The Mandatory Energy Improvement (MEI) regime is a new initiative by Singapore, starting in Q3 2025, that requires property owners to improve the energy efficiency of their buildings. It’s designed to reduce carbon emissions and ensure compliance with sustainability goals, which are critical for staying competitive in the real estate market.

The MEI regime applies primarily to energy-intensive buildings of a certain size that exceed certain energy consumption thresholds. Specific details about building eligibility will be outlined closer to the implementation date.

Non-compliance with the MEI regime could result in penalties and potentially higher costs associated with rectifying energy inefficiencies in your building. Non-compliant properties may also lose appeal to tenants and investors who prioritize sustainability.

You can start by conducting a thorough energy audit of your property, identifying inefficiencies, and creating a tailored action plan. Our 6-Step Framework to Improve Energy Efficiency can help you systematically prepare your building for compliance.

Early action can help you avoid rushed compliance measures, reduce operating costs, and improve your building’s environmental performance. Additionally, sustainable buildings often attract higher-paying tenants and enjoy greater market value.

The Green Mark Scheme is Singapore’s certification standard for sustainable buildings. Properties with higher Green Mark ratings are more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly, which aligns with the goals of the MEI regime. Such buildings are likely to see higher rental and asset value in the future.

If you have more questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out for expert guidance!

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