Environmental Managing Environmental Footprint MANAGING OUR ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT CICT adopts CLI’s EMS to track and manage its environmental footprint across its portfolio effectively. The EMS is integrated with the OHS Management System to form a comprehensive EHS Management System (EHSMS). The EHSMS is third-party audited and certified to ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards, ensuring compliance with globally recognised environmental and occupational health and safety management benchmarks. The EMS provides a systematic framework to identify, assess, and mitigate significant environmental aspects of business operations, using a rigorous risk assessment methodology that considers occurrence probability, potential impact severity, and control measures. Staff actively contribute to reducing CICT’s environmental footprint by reporting environmental issues, non-compliances, and non-conformities, fostering a proactive and comprehensive approach to sustainability. ENSURING GREEN RATING FOR SUSTAINABLE ASSETS For new developments in Singapore, CICT sets the BCA Green Mark GoldPLUS as the baseline target certification. Committed to ongoing sustainability, CICT plans to regularly update and sustain our green certifications, striving to attain at least the BCA Green Mark standard for all operating properties. CICT PORTFOLIO Green Ratings by GFA as at 31 March 2025 BCA Green Mark Platinum 47.2% 33.3% BCA Green Mark Gold & GoldPLUS NABERS Energy 5.4% EDGE 5.3% BREEAM Good 4.2% LEED Gold 4.0% Green Star 0.6% Portfolio Green Building Rating As at 31 March 2025, CICT’s portfolio is 100% greenrated. In July 2024, 101-103 Miller Street and Greenwood Plaza obtained 3 Star Green Star. Lot One Shoppers’ Mall, Bukit Panjang Plaza and Bugis+ were accorded EDGE certification in 1Q 2025. The breakdown of the portfolio green certifications are shown in the chart on the right while each property’s green rating can be found on CICT’s website. Rationalising green ratings to globally recognised certification bodies is part of CICT’s efforts to strengthen the scope and robustness of our green certifications. Diversifying green ratings allows for wider market recognition, increased credibility, and adaptability to different regulatory and investor requirements. It also provides flexibility in meeting local and international sustainability goals, ensuring that our buildings remain resilient, resource-efficient and futureproof. This approach supports our commitment to transition to a low carbon economy. The green certifications awarded to our properties include BCA Green Mark, BREEAM, EDGE, Green Star, LEED and NABERS. Each certification focuses on different aspects of sustainability—LEED and BREEAM emphasise on holistic building efficiency; Green Star and NABERS prioritise environmental impact and operational performance; BCA Green Mark and EDGE focus on resource-efficiency and sustainable design, amongst others. Green Rating Targets CICT aims to ensure that by 2030, all its existing properties are environmentally friendly, achieving a minimum certification level from a green rating system endorsed by a national government ministry/agency or the World Green Building Council. 22 CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust
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