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8/4/2019 CSR Green Building

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GREEN BUILDINGS: LEED

CSR

GROUP 8


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Agenda

Introduction

LEED

USGBC

Green Buildings in India

IGBC

GRIHA

ECBC


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Need for Green Buildings

Global warming

o Polar ice cap melting

o

Uncertainity of weather Examples:

oBuildings in US contribute 38.1 percent of

the nation's total carbon dioxide emissionsoBuildings annually consume more than 20%

of the electricity used in India


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Solution: Green Buildings

Definition (IGBC)

A green building is one which uses less water,

optimises energy efficiency, conserves natural

resources, generates less waste and provides

healthier spaces for occupants, as compared to a

conventional building.


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Implementation

Prevention of erosion of soil

Use of renewable energy

Landscapes to reduce heat Reuse of waste water

Reduction in use of potable water


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Benefits of Green Buildings Environment Benefits:-

o Improve air and water qualityo Reduce waste streams

o Conserve and restore natural resources

Economic Benefits:-

o Reduce operating costs

o Create and shape markets for green products

o Sale price and rental rates

o Anticipated tax breaks


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LEED: An Introduction

Developed by US Green Building Council

Internationally recognized green buildingcertification system

Provides concise framework to identify andimplement practical, measurable green building

design, construction, operations maintenancesolutions

Applicable to commercial and residential buildings


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LEED Project Types

New commercial construction and major

renovation projects (LEED-NC)

Existing building operations (LEED-EB)

Commercial interiors projects (LEED-CI)

Core and shell projects (LEED-CS)

Homes (LEED-H) Neighbourhood Development (LEED-ND)


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LEED Levels of Certification

Certified 40+ points

Silver 50+ points

Gold 60+ points Platinum 80+ points


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USGBC

A national nonprofit organization

A diverse membership of organizations

Consensus-driven

Committee-based product development

Developer and administrator of the LEED

Green Building Rating System


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USGBCs MISSION:

To promote the design and construction of

buildings that are environmentally responsible,profitable, and healthy places to live and work.

The organizations activities

o Integrate building industry sectors

o Leadmarket transformation

o Educate owners and practitioners


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Activities Of USGBC

Education

Government Lobbying

Revising Standards

Green Schools


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Green Buildings in IndiaVarieties of buildings registered for LEED Green Building Rating in India

IT Parks

Offices

Banks Hospitals

Airport

Convention centers

Educational Institutions

Hotels

Residential


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IGBC Registered Green Hospital Projects in India


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Kohinoor Hospital - Benefits Achieved

35 % Energy Savings

Green Power from Wind Mills Solar hot-water generation

Better Indoor Air Quality

Regular CO2 monitoring

Increased fresh air ventilation

No sick building syndrome

Heat Reclaim System - Higher efficiency than

conventional systems

Day Lighting - Healing benefits for patients

Patient Recovery Faster - Based on research


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Benefits Experienced in LEED Rated Buildings

3 LEED Platinum Buildings monitored to validate tangible

benefitsBenefits far exceeding the initial estimates

Energy consumption depends on Local climate, Density of

occupancy, Occupancy schedule, Orientation of the building,

Internal loads


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IGBC: Indian Green Building Council

IGBC is actively involved in promoting the GreenBuilding concept in India.

The council is represented by all stakeholders ofconstruction industry

The vision of the council is to usher greenbuilding revolution and India to become one of

the world leaders in green buildings by 2015.


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About IGBC

IGBC Services:

IGBC is facilitating the green building movementthrough the following services:

Certification of Green Buildings in India

IGBC AP examination

Green Building workshops & training programs Green Building missions

Green Building Congress - India's flagship event

on green buildings


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India @ 75 - IGBC Wish List

Criteria Today India @ 75

No. of Green building projects 720 1,00,000

Green building footprint (Sft.) 442 Million 5 Billion

No. of Green Building

Accredited professionals 297 1,00,000


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GRIHA

Acronym for Green Rating for Integrated HabitatAssessment

Rating tool to assess the performance of their

building against benchmarks Minimize a buildings resource consumption,

waste generation, and overall ecological impact

To quantify aspects such as energyconsumption, waste generation, renewable

energy adoption


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Challenges and Solutions

Challenges Decentralize people and groups

Limited interaction between people and

groups

Solutions

Define and quantify sustainable building

practices and their benefits

Separate the role of different participants


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Energy Conservation Building

Code (2007)

Developed by BEE with support and guidance

from USAID on 28th Jan. 2007

Buildings with electrical load of 500 kW or more

Specifies the energy performance requirements

for all commercial buildings


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Scope of ECBC

Building Envelope

Interior and Exterior lightening

Mechanical Systems (HVAC)

Service Water Heating

Electrical Power and motors


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Implementation Plan

The code would be implemented in near

future

The energy conservation awards scheme

State and Municipal implementing agencies

Design Manuals, Software and provide

training

Awareness programs for building owners,

designers and users


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Thank You !

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