Environmental sustainability features significantly on BCCK’s agenda, and we are motivated to reduce and minimise any negative impact of our day-to-day operations on the environment. We currently have the assurance of ISO management systems from an appointed vendor to process, salvage, and turn our waste into reusable materials, which aligns well with our efforts to be environmentally sustainable.

BCCK remains committed to maintaining and exceeding the best quality standards and adhering to international certifications. ISO 14001:2015 is a tool we use to integrate environmental issues, preserve local biodiversity and ecosystems, and safeguard the environment from harm and degradation.

The Centre has initiated a synergistic collaboration with a leading farm in Kuching to manage its food waste via a bioconversion process. The segregated waste is recycled into organic fertilisers used to grow pesticide and chemical-free plants and herbs, aligning with our environmental goals. This not only eliminates surrounding waste but also reduces the depth of existing landfills and incinerators, cutting down harmful factors that affect the environment. BCCK has also garnered much-needed support from our food suppliers, some of whom have chosen to work with the farm, a great step for the community in the long term.

Event planners can now opt to digitise their banners through a myriad of digital solutions available in-house, such as digital signage and large LED screens, to reduce or eliminate physical prints. Our free public WiFi system, capable of connecting 8,000 devices concurrently, provides immense support for planners to digitize their event program. Please feel free to speak to us to collaborate on achieving your event’s sustainable goals.

In Sarawak, over 60 percent of our energy comes from renewable energy, which is a major feat among the region. Our renewable energy comes from hydro plant, which is the results of our state government foresighted vision.

Sarawak has achieved a significant milestone in the region, as over 60 percent of its energy is derived from renewable sources. This impressive accomplishment is largely attributed to the state government's visionary approach in developing hydroelectric plants. The Sarawak government is committed to its vision of achieving net-zero emissions in the near future and is actively pursuing measures to make this a reality.

i) International Conference on Water Resources and Renewable Energy Development 2010 – 28 – 31 March 2010

ii) International Hydropower Association 2013 – 22 – 24 May 2013

iii) Green Building Conference 2014 – 2 – 3 December 2014

iv) Better Air Quality 2018 – 11 – 16 November 2018

v) Sustainable & Renewable Energy Forum 2019 – 10 – 11 December 2019

vi) International Conference on Design for Sustainable Living 2021 – 14 – 15 December 2021

vii) Sustainable & Renewable Energy Forum 2023 – 6 – 7 September 2023

viii) International Conference of Sustainable Food Security and Exposition – 20 – 22 November 2023