WATER CONSUMPTION ('000 m3) WATER CONSUMPTION INTENSITY (m3/sqm/month) Singapore Office Singapore Retail CICT CICT Projects under development/enhancement 1,928 1,427 1,503 63 26 57 2008 2019 2020 2021 2022 0.25 0.20 0.15 0.10 0.5 0.0 1,991 1,453 1,661 1,560 Tenants’ consumptionwas 227,162 MWh, inclusive of consumption from the hotel component at Raffles City Singapore. This excluded tenants’ consumption at Plaza Singapura as tenants were billed directly. The overseas assets (excluding 101-103 Miller Street and Greenwood Plaza) reported a total energy consumption of about 11,523 MWh including district heating. Renewable Energy Solar panels installed at Bedok Mall, Bugis Junction and Asia Square Tower 2 have helped the properties to tap around 70,400 kWh of renewable energy in 2022. WATER The main water source for CICT’s portfolio is from Public Utilities Board (PUB), Singapore’s national water agency. In 2022, CICT’s total water consumption (including recycled water) amounted to around 1,661,000m3 fromthe Singapore operating properties. The 10.5% increase year-on-year was largely attributable to the increase in business activities compared to 2021. As a result, CICT’s 2022 water intensity for operating properties inched up to 0.114 m3/sqm/month, representing a 4.6% year-onyear increase and a 35.4% reduction compared to the base year 2008. To reduce water consumption, 2020 2022 2019 2021 35.4% reduction since 2008 we also utilised recycled water such as harvested rainwater and NEWater for plant irrigation, hi-jetting of car park decks, the cooling towers and sprinkler systems across our Singapore operating properties. This made up 37.6% of the total water consumption in 2022. The overseas assets (excluding Main Airport Center and 101-103 Miller Street and Greenwood Plaza) reported about 73,800 m3 of water consumption in 2022. WASTE (tonnes) WASTEMANAGEMENT Recyclable Non-recyclable 29,026 20,624 20,822 22,725 1,915 1,811 1,966 2,096 30,941 22,435 24,821 22,788 2020 2022 2019 2021 CICT is committed to the proper disposal of waste generated at our properties. We consolidated waste data for 22 Singapore operating properties in 2022. The collection and disposal of waste at these properties are being carried out by licensed contractors. About 22,725 tonnes of non-recyclable waste and 2,096 tonnes of recyclable waste were collected in 2022. Recyclable waste is 8.4% of total waste collected, and comprised 2,000 tonnes of paper, 27.6 tonnes of plastic, 39.5 tonnes of metal, 8.5 tonnes of glass, 19.6 tonnes of electronic waste (e-waste) and 0.5 tonnes of other materials. As waste generated at CICT's properties are mostly from its tenants, guests and the general public, we actively engage and encourage our stakeholders to reduce and recycle by placing recycling bins in our operational properties. For e-waste collection, CICT has also continued the partnership with Cimelia Resource Recovery at the Singapore office properties, and ALBA Group appointed by National Environment Agency (NEA) for the retail properties. The overseas assets (excluding 101-103 Miller Street and Greenwood Plaza) recorded around 289.3 tonnes of waste in 2022. CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust 30 Environment Operational Efficiency
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