TÜV Rheinland and BRE Jointly Released a Smart Building Evaluation System

Zhang Xin, General Manager of TÜV Rheinland Greater China Industrial Services & Cybersecurity, Zhao Geping, General Manager of BRE China, and Qian Yingchu, Expert from the Building Intelligence International Working Group, introduced the development trend and prospects of smart building, discussed how to guide the implementation of smart building projects through systematization and standardization, and officially released the smart building evaluation system.

The '14^th Five-Year Plan for National Urban Infrastructure Construction' released in July this year proposes to accelerate the construction of new urban infrastructure and promote the transformation and development of urban intelligence.

Driven by the 'dual carbon' goal and the vision of 'Digital China', green and digital transformation has become an important development direction for all industries during the '14^th Five-Year Plan' period.

As for the building industry, improving the industrialization, digitization and intelligent level of buildings, and realizing safe, efficient, comfortable, convenient, green, low-carbon, and healthy construction have become new goals in the era of Industry 4.0 and new infrastructure. Smart buildings have seen golden development opportunities.

At the launch conference, Qian Yingchu introduced the background and trend of smart transformation of buildings in detail. In response to various challenges in the process of real estate digital transformation, he shared his thoughts on helping the industry upgrade and achieve smart and zero-carbon development.

He believes that integrating system resources via digital and intelligent means is conducive to developing and exploring new opportunities in China's real estate industry, while promoting collaborative work of relevant parties in the industry to realize the value of smart buildings.