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CIBSE Joins ASBEC as a Voting Member

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25 Feb 25

Exciting News for the Sustainable Built Environment Community


We are thrilled to announce that the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has officially become a voting member of the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC). This significant milestone marks a new chapter in our ongoing commitment to promoting sustainability within the built environment sector.

What This Means for CIBSE and ASBEC

This new membership comes with opportunities for collaboration, influence, and active participation in shaping the future of sustainable building practices in Australia. As a voting member, CIBSE will have a direct voice in ASBEC’s key decisions, policy formulations, and advocacy efforts. This partnership underscores our dedication to advancing sustainability, energy efficiency, and the overall quality of the built environment.


The Role of ASBEC

The Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council is a highly respected organisation comprising various industry leaders, professionals, and experts dedicated to sustainable building and development. ASBEC works tirelessly to advocate for policies and practices that support sustainable growth, reduce environmental impact, and enhance the resilience of our built environment. By joining ASBEC, CIBSE aligns itself with a network of like-minded organisations committed to promoting a more sustainable future.


CIBSE's Commitment to Sustainability

CIBSE has always been at the forefront of sustainability in building services engineering. Our mission is to support the science, art, and practice of building services engineering by providing our members with access to the latest industry insights, technical guidance, and professional development opportunities. By becoming a voting member of ASBEC, we are furthering our commitment to fostering a sustainable built environment.


Benefits for Our Members

This new affiliation with ASBEC brings several benefits to our members:

•    Enhanced Influence: Gain a stronger voice in advocating for sustainable building policies and practices in Australia.
•    Access to Cutting-Edge Papers: Stay informed about the latest developments and innovations in sustainable building through ASBEC’s extensive papers and policy submissions, resources and news.
•    Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry leaders, experts, and professionals who share a passion for sustainability. 
•    Professional Development: Represent CIBSE in ASBEC’s task groups and contribute to joint publications and submissions. 

 

Upcoming Initiatives and Activities

As part of our collaboration with ASBEC, we are excited to announce a series of initiatives and activities aimed at promoting sustainability within the built environment. These include:

•    Joint Advocacy Campaigns: Work together with ASBEC to advocate for policies that support sustainable development and address climate change challenges.
•    Collaborative Research Projects: Engage in research initiatives that explore innovative solutions for energy efficiency, resource management, and environmental protection.


A Message from the CIBSE ANZ Chair

Commenting on this new partnership, Mark Davie, ANZ Chair of CIBSE, said: “We are delighted to join ASBEC as a voting member. This affiliation represents a significant step forward in our efforts to promote sustainability within the built environment. We look forward to working closely with ASBEC and its members to drive positive change and create a more sustainable future for all.”


Get Involved

We encourage all our members to actively participate in this exciting new chapter. Members, stay tuned for more updates and opportunities to engage with ASBEC’s initiatives and task groups. Together, we can make a meaningful impact on the future of sustainable building practices.

For more information about our new membership with ASBEC and how you can get involved, please contact us at [email protected].

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