KUALA LUMPUR: S P Setia Bhd has launched Setia i-Home, its new initiative to implement sustainable features in their future landed residential developments.
In a statement, the developer said Setia i-Home is part of its commitment to accelerating its efforts in environmental, social and governance (ESG) and achieving Net Zero by 2050.
"As sustainable living has become more critical, it is essential for us to embrace new technologies that help us minimise our impact on the environment.
“Setia i-Home is our response to this pressing need. It is also part of our commitment to being the leader in creating sustainable communities and enriching lifestyles,” chairman of the technical excellence committee and executive vice president Datuk Tan Hon Lim said.
With Setia i-Home, S P Setia's upcoming launches will be equipped with a smart home system that provides control to multiple switches and power plugs via a mobile app, allowing homeowners to optimise energy consumption.
In addition, the properties will be solar switch ready - this feature will enable the installation of solar panels to reduce the usage of energy from the grid and the carbon footprint of residents.
S P Setia said Setia i-Home properties will also feature a green switch enabling residents to switch off all appliances with one touch upon exiting the house, further reducing energy consumption.
Additionally, the properties will come equipped with an electronic vehicle (EV) charging port, with an option for residents to install an EV charging connector to provide power supply to EVs.
Setia i-Home will include a rainwater harvesting system to collect rainwater for use in-house as well as innovative features such as a contactless food and parcel dropbox, Box 366, to elevate the lifestyle of residents.
"We are proud to introduce the Setia i-Home initiative that will feature a unique combination of sustainability and innovation. Each feature has been designed to assist our vision to become the frontrunner in creating sustainable communities that enhance lifestyles. We hope to inspire the nation with our dedication in implementing sustainable initiatives in our upcoming developments," Tan said.