Green Building Premium Cost Analysis in Indonesia Using Work Breakdown Structure Method

Basten, Van; Latief, Yusuf; Berawi, Mohammed Ali; Riswanto,; Muliarto, Hendro

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/124/1/012004

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“…Meanwhile, the additional investment cost reached 7.85% in Indonesia (Latief et al, 2017). This additional investment caused the unpopular application of green buildings in the country regardless of the value being lower and slightly higher than those in Jordan and Europe, respectively Basten, Latief, Berawi, Muliarto et al (2018). The high initial investment cost was also identified as a significant barrier to building adoption in the Malaysian construction industry.…”

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“…According to Wimala et al (2016), the following main barriers were found in the country, (1) inadequate understanding of the green building concept, (2) the lack of information, (3) the high risk of green building investment due to the high initial cost, and (4) the reluctance of developers to implement green building regarding the unequal distribution of benefits between users and developers (split incentive). Besides this, one of the significant challenges in the country was also the high cost of implementation (Basten, Latief, Berawi, Muliarto et al, 2018). Based on these descriptions, the barrier factors hindered the adoption of green buildings in various countries, including Indonesia, with different challenges observed for each region.…”

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Incentives and Barriers to Green Building Implementation: The Case of Jakarta

Prasetyawan,

Machfudiyanto,

Rachmawati

2023

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The low implementation of green building through building certification in Jakarta is responsible for the decreased achievement of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in 2020. This is observed in the energy sector through the efficient use of power in commercial buildings, which is only 37,789 tons (0.72 %) of the 5.26 million tons of CO2e expected in 2030, potentially causing the effects of a climate change-related disaster. In this case, the low prevalence of green buildings is due to the barriers preventing their implementation, with the provision of incentives being a suitable solution regarding its significant influence on rapid development. Therefore, this study aims to determine the influential relationship between barriers, incentives, and the level of green building implementation, to identify the most effective applicable benefits in Jakarta. In this context, path analysis and structural equation modeling (SEM) was used with 101 participants selected from developer/owner institutions, consultants, contractors, and the government experienced in implementing the experimental data of the buildings. These data were subsequently analyzed using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM). The results showed that cost-risk and knowledge-information barrier significantly impacted the level of green building implementation in Jakarta. This led to the recommendation of non-financial incentives as an effective regional benefit, which relevantly affected the level of green building implementation, as well as cost-risk and knowledge-information barriers. These results were expected to assist policymakers and practitioners in formulating effective incentive policies for the implementation of green buildings in Jakarta.

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Incentives and Barriers to Green Building Implementation: The Case of Jakarta

Prasetyawan,

Machfudiyanto,

Rachmawati

2023

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“…The other researcher in Indonesia mentions that platinum-certified green buildings have the highest premium cost score, with building envelopes (23.89%), regional materials (15.92%), and legal logging materials (13.86%). Then, for gold-certified green buildings, the focus is on energy, intelligent lighting control system features (72.05%), and the building envelope (20.54%) [71]. Then, researchers by Hwang et al [14] identified that green building technology costs are high, with 10% of commercial building projects experiencing the highest premium cost, which is influenced by project type and size.…”

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Renewable Energy Approach with Indonesian Regulation Guide Uses Blockchain-BIM to Green Cost Performance

Husin,

Priyawan,

Kussumardianadewi

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Civ Eng J

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Climate change is a threat and crisis that hit the world today; one of them is causing drought, rising sea levels, melting polar ice, and heat waves; therefore, the target towards Net Zero Emission (NZE) in 2060 must be an obligation in all countries. Green Building (GB) is a building that meets Building Technical Standards, and has demonstrated demonstrable success in conserving resources such as water, energy, and other resources. The application of GB principles following the function and classification in every stage of their implementation is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This research aims to analyze the cost of improvement work based on GB assessment in applying the Technical Guidelines from Minister of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) No. 1 of 2022, which is the latest regulation in Indonesia. The blockchain-BIM method and the implementation of the GB component will be analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling-Partial Least Squares (SEM-PLS) to find the most influential factors. The results of this study show that by applying Blockchain-BIM to overcome the cost constraints, it is proven to be able to increase the cost performance of GB in modern shopping center buildings by 3–3.8% in the Basic rating, while for other ratings, it is 0.5–2.1% higher, where the selection of a renewable energy model is very influential. Doi: 10.28991/CEJ-2023-09-10-09 Full Text: PDF

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“…Building construction, on the other hand, has both positive and bad aspects, not only during construction but also throughout operation and maintenance. The operational phase of a building, as well as its life cycle, is a crucial element in reducing energy, water, and material resources [Basten V et al, 2018]. Buildings now account for up to 40% of total end-use energy globally, with developed countries consuming the majority of their energy in this sector.…”

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A Review on Sustainable Development by Constructing Green Buildings in India

Patel

Maitrey

2022

VIDYA

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Since the late twentieth century, the construction industry has seen significant transformation. Because the demand for housing is expanding in tandem with population growth, it must be met with all available resources. The energy resources available to humanity, on the other hand, are limited and fast dwindling. In the long run, this will have a huge impact on the situation because the demand cannot be met with the available resources. As a result, resources will be depleted to a large level, causing serious problems. There are several alternatives for dealing with this scenario. Green building construction is a viable option that can be employed instead of traditional construction because it is more energy efficient. In general, the cost of constructing a green building is more than that of a conventional building, but the overall cost of the building, including upkeep, is lower. This research study focuses on the numerous facts and trends available for study about green construction, as well as the comparison between sustainable and conventional building.

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Green Building Premium Cost Analysis in Indonesia Using Work Breakdown Structure Method

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Incentives and Barriers to Green Building Implementation: The Case of Jakarta

Incentives and Barriers to Green Building Implementation: The Case of Jakarta

Renewable Energy Approach with Indonesian Regulation Guide Uses Blockchain-BIM to Green Cost Performance

A Review on Sustainable Development by Constructing Green Buildings in India

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