Australian Minister of Housing and Urban-Rural Development endorses Wanhua Energy-saving SIPs panels!

On March 12, local time in Melbourne, Australian Minister of Housing and Urban-Rural Development Michael Sven Sukkar, accompanied by Victorian MPs Nick McGowan and Richard Welsh, made a special trip to inspect the Nunawading residential project undertaken by Wanhua Energy-saving Modex Overseas Company. The inspection focused on Wanhua Energy-saving’s innovative building materials SIPs (Structural Insulated Panels) technology to solve the housing shortage problem in Australia, marking an important breakthrough in the practice of Wanhua Energy-saving green building solutions in developed countries.

PART 1 Government and enterprises discuss housing solutions

At the project site, Minister Sukkar observed in detail the structural principles of SIPs panels and the on-site assembly process. This new green building material that integrates structure, insulation, sound insulation and fire prevention can improve construction efficiency by 60%. The Wanhua polyurethane insulation layer built into the board can increase the building utilization rate by 8.5%, and the overall green recyclable materials of the project reach 90%. Minister Suka said: “The federal government is accelerating the construction of affordable housing through some fiscal measures. Wanhua Energy’s prefabricated board model is highly consistent with Australia’s housing strategy. We look forward to the cooperation between the two sides in more social housing projects.”

PART 2 Technology empowers the solution of industry pain points

SIPs board is a new product created by Wanhua Energy based on the needs of the Australian market. It took 3 years to complete the Australian Building Product System CodeMark certification. As the first community development project in Victoria to use SIPs technology, the Nunawading project covers an area of ​​49,060 square meters and plans to build 173 independent villas and townhouses. Councillor McGowan pointed out: “The cooperation model of ‘Chinese smart manufacturing + local construction’ can not only alleviate the pressure of construction worker shortage, but also ensure that the quality of housing meets Australian standards, providing a sustainable solution for the development of the industry.”

PART 3 Helping to build Australia’s seven-star community

Hao Ao, general manager of Wanhua Energy Saving Modex, said: “The Nunawading project is not only a solution to housing shortages, but also a deep integration of Chinese green technology and Australian sustainable community standards. SIPs panels can reduce carbon emissions throughout the community construction process. With rooftop photovoltaics and community intelligent energy management systems, the project can obtain Green Star 7-star certification and build a sustainable community.”

PART 4 ​​About Wanhua Energy Saving WANHUA ENERGYSAV

Relying on its core polyurethane technology advantages, Wanhua Energy Saving Group is committed to providing global customers with building energy-saving green building materials and comprehensive solutions. Its innovatively developed modular buildings and components have been successfully used in villas, hotels, cultural tourism, medical shelters, engineering camps and other scenes in many countries around the world, providing a replicable Chinese solution to reduce construction energy consumption, shorten project cycles, and build green buildings.