1. Building Management Committee Meeting May 2011 530 Collins

2. Welcome David Petfield – General Manager Victor Herrera – Operations Manager Anna Patuto – Tenant Relationship Manager Michele Leembruggen – Green Building Coordinator (City of Melbourne) Kim Host – National Sustainability Manager General Introduction

3. Environmental Performance 2011 Energy Water Waste / Recycling

4. NABERS Energy Rating 2010

6. 530 Collins St – PCA Award 2011 Announcement At the 2011 annual Property Council of Australia Innovation & Excellence awards held last Saturday night 530 Collins received “Best Sustainable Development – Existing Buildings” for 2011. This award is given to an organisations commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainability development. To achieve a guaranteed 5 Star NABERS energy rating is market leading, but to achieve this outcome for an asset of 530 Collins size (68,000) and age (22 years) is a significant achievement and is a first in Australia, a true market leading position and a guide for all the existing properties.

7. YTD vs Same Time Previous Year (April to March)

8. Emissions History

9. Emissions CO2 by Source

10. Electricity

11. Gas

12. Water

13. Waste / Recycling Streams

14. Waste / Recycling Recycling vs Landfill

15. Waste / Recycling December 2010

16. GPT’s purpose: We create and sustain environments that enrich people’s lives Building Owner – GPT Commitment www.gpt.com.au

17. Environment Climate change & energy kgCO2e/sqm www.gpt.com.au GPT is committed to carbon neutrality in areas within our control.

18. Environment - Water GPT is committed to employing best practice approaches to the sustainable use and management of water resources kL/sqm www.gpt.com.au

19. Environment - Waste & Resources GPT is committed to a ‘closed loop’ approach to resource use and minimising waste to landfill in all areas within the control of our Group, and to supporting and encouraging for areas within our influence. www.gpt.com.au

20. Presentation by Michele Leembruggen Green Building Coordinator Sustainability Branch City of Melbourne

21. What is Shopping Ethically? The ways in which you can act as an 'ethical consumer' can take on a number of often subtle forms. Positive buying is favouring ethical products, be they fair trade, organic or cruelty free. This option is arguably the most important since it directly supports progressive companies. Negative purchasing means avoiding products you disapprove of such as battery eggs or polluting cars. www.ethicalconsumer.org/aboutec/whybuyethically.htm Ethical Shopping Guide 2011

22. Sustainability Tour 2011 September ???

23. Discussion & Thank You