Under the Singapore Green Building Masterplan (SGBMP), ambitious sustainability targets have been set for the next phase of Singapore’s green building journey. The BCA Green Mark scheme supports these goals by driving greater energy efficiency and carbon reduction, while addressing broader sustainability outcomes across the Built Environment.
Green Mark v7.0 refreshes the Green Mark 2021 framework by providing more pathways and flexibility for projects to meet their sustainability goals. It introduces the standalone BCA Energy Rating, while projects pursuing holistic Green Mark certification will be assessed on their energy performance together with five other sustainability sections: Intelligence, Health & Wellbeing, Whole Life Carbon, Resilience and Maintainability.
The Certification Course for Green Mark Accredited Professional (GMAP) has been refreshed accordingly, with key enhancements under Green Mark v7.0 including:
a new BCA Energy Rating and SLE₇₀ tier to recognise and encourage higher levels of energy performance;
greater flexibility through the recognition of Alternative Cooling Technologies and streamlined maintainability requirements; and
new certification approaches, including portfolio certification and extended certification validity for sustained performers.
This course aims to equip industry practitioners with knowledge to design and implement efficient & sustainable solutions towards an integrative, adaptable and sustainable urban system. At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
apply BCA’s environmental sustainability legislative framework and GM v7.0 requirement.
determine sustainable design solutions for upstream and downstream considerations; and
perform sustainable maintenance and audits during operations.
Introduction and Green Mark Criteria
Singapore Green Plan 2030 and Singapore Green Building Masterplan
Regulatory Framework on Environmental Sustainability for Buildings
Green Mark and its respective sections
Passive & Upstream Design Considerations
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
Passive design and Urban Heat Island (UHI) mitigation
Natural Ventilation (NV) performance, design for daylighting
Tropical façade performance
Integrated waterscape and landscape
Design for Maintainability
Simulation tools for passive design considerations
Active Design Consideration
Efficient lighting systems
Air-Conditioning (A/C) systems
Key/emerging technologies to achieve SLEB
Procurement, Construction & Operation Considerations
Sustainable Construction (SC) & carbon considerations
Green procurement
Tenants’ engagement
Smart building management and operations
Energy Audit, Project Case Studies
Energy Audit and Analysis
Sharing of Green Mark project case studies
Classroom Lectures
11, 12, 13 November 2026
9.00am to 6.00pm
BCA Braddell Campus
Online Synchronous Lectures
16 November 2026 (9.00am to 6.00pm)17 November 2026 (9.00am to 2.00pm)
* Daily end times may vary slightly and will be confirmed in the final course schedule.
A diverse group of trainers from government agencies, experienced industry leaders and practitioners.
Industry practitioners who are keen to embark on Green Mark journey or play the role of a Green Specialist; e.g. Developers, Building Owners, Architects, Engineers, Consultants, Project Managers, Facility Managers etc.
An e-Certificate of Successful Completion (e-CSC) will be issued to participants who:
Achieve at least 75% class attendance; and
Pass MCQ test, group project assignment and peer evaluation.
Project Presentation (In-person)
Date: 3 December 2026
Time: 10.00am to 12.30pm/ 2.00pm to 4.30pm (30 mins per project group)
Venue: BCA Braddell Campus
MCQ Online Assessment
Participants are required to complete the MCQ online assessment via BCAA Learning Management System (LMS) from 18 November 2026 to 19 November 2026.
Fee(inclusive of 9% GST):
S$1,354.00
BOA-SIA: Pending PEB: Pending SCEM: Pending
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