Mr Raghupathy - Green Buillding - CleanTech SIG Mumbai

Green Buildings Market

Centre of “Excellence” for Energy, Environment, Green Buildings, Renewable energy, Water & Climate change activities in India CII – Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre, Hyderabad A unique Public – Private Partnership ( CII, Govt of Andhra Pradesh, USAID and Pirojsha Godrej Foundation )

Green Building vs. Conventional Building
Appearance & Functionality: Same
Key Difference
GB–Constructed with a focus on
Conserving Natural resources
Human comfort, Productivity & better indoor environment

Salient Features of a Green Building
Effective Use of soil & Landscapes
Efficient Use of Water
Energy Efficient & Eco Friendly Equipment
Effective Control & Building Management Systems
Use of Renewable Energy
Use of Recycled/Recyclable Materials
Improved indoor air quality for health and comfort
CII – IQ Building, Bangalore

Benefits Being Experienced in LEED Rated buildings
Delight in the occupants
Fresh air
Comfort levels
Serenity & Peace
Connectivity to outdoor environment
Daylighting, Views
Tremendous savings in water & energy
Above all… a sense of pride & achievement
CII-Godrej GBC ITC Green Centre

‘ A Green building creates delight when entered, serenity and health when occupied and regret when departed’
– Amory Lovins in the book ‘Natural Capitalism’.

Indian Green Building Council GREEN BUILDING MOVEMENT IN INDIA

Indian Green Building Council (IGBC)
Vision of IGBC
To usher in a green building revolution in India
To become one of the world leaders in green buildings by 2010

Green Building Movement - Update 0 65 No. of IGBC Green Homes registered 4 0 83 Million Built – in Area (sq.ft) 5 50 Green Building products & equipments 5 6 3 2 1 No 10 ≈ 3000 No. of professionals trained on LEED rating 50 ≈ 3500 CEOs & senior people involved 0 391 IGBC Membership 0 152 Million Built – in Area (sq.ft) 1 259 No. of registered LEED Green Buildings
Till Date
Criteria

Growth of Green Buildings in India
All types of buildings, all over the country :
IT Parks, Offices, Banks, Airport, Convention Centre, Educational institutions, Hotels, Residential

Why Did Stakeholders Go For Green Buildings
Operational savings & Green Image
Initial driver for corporate, Owners
Marketability – Ability to sell space easily
Builders, Developers
Customers demanding green
Leased out spaces
CII-Godrej GBC ITC Green Centre

What LEED buildings did differently
Integrated Design
Team effort
Holistic approach
Focus on Materials, IAQ, Site
Not only Energy & water
Bettering the standards
ASHRAE, USEPA, IPMVP, SMACNA,
350 sq.ft /TR in IT Parks
Technopolis, Olympia
Insulated walls, roof, Glazing
Chiller CoP higher than initial design
> 6.1 (ITC, Wipro)
100 TR Solar air-conditioning
Pacific Controls, Dubai
Passive cooling
IGP office, Gulbarga
HITAM, Hyderabad
Deviation from normal practices
Resource reuse
Reuse of used furniture
Eg.,ITC Green Centre, Wipro
Technopolis, Kolkota IGP Office, Gulbarga

Benefits Experienced in LEED Rated Buildings
3 LEED Platinum Buildings monitored to validate tangible benefits
Benefits far exceeding the initial estimates
Energy consumption depends on
Local climate, Density of occupancy, Occupancy schedule, Orientation of the building, Internal loads
63% 45% 40% % Reduction 1,30,000 20,00,000 31,00,000 Actual Building (kWh) 9 3,50,000 20,000 CII Godrej GBC 90 35,00,000 1,70,000 ITC 102 48,00,000 1,75,000 Wipro Annual Energy Savings (Rs in Lakhs) Normal Building (kWh) Sq.ft Building

Cost of Green Buildings - Indian Experiences Recently Rated Green Buildings
Cost showing a decreasing trend over the years
Incremental Cost lower if base design has already factored normal Green features
3 years 2% Silver 78,000 2007 HITAM, Hyderabad 4 years 8% Platinum 15,000 2007 Spectral Services Consultants Office, Noida 3 years 6% Gold 72,000 2006 Technopolis, Kolkata 5 years 8 % Platinum 1,75,000 2005 Wipro, Gurgaon 6 years 15 % Platinum 1,70,000 2004 ITC Green Centre, Gurgaon 7 years 18 % Platinum 20,000 2003 CII-Godrej GBC, Hyderabad Payback (Yrs) % increase in cost Rating Achieved Built-in Area (Sqft) Year awarded Building

Projected Growth of Green Buildings in India Opportunity for Green Building Materials & products ( Rated Green buildings & other buildings) by 2012 : 15,000 Crores INR 4000 1000 2012 500 150 2008 200 50 2007 80 20 2006 Estimated Market Potential (USD Million) Registered Green Buildings (Nos. per year) Year

Market Transformation Post – LEED Opportunities
New Materials & Services introduced due to the Movement
Materials
High performance glass
Wall & Roof insulation
Low VOC paints, adhesives & sealants
CRI certified carpets
FSC Certified wood
High albedo roofing material
Flyash blocks
Eco-friendly chemicals
Equipment / systems
Waterless urinals
High CoP chillers
CO2 sensors
Root Zone treatment plants
Wind towers
New Services
III Party Commissioning
Energy simulation
LEED Facilitation services

Market Transformation

Where Do We Go From Here?
Aspiring India to be one of the world leaders in green buildings by 2010
Goals
1 Billion sq.ft of green building footprint by 2015
1000 Green Buildings registration by 2010
Facilitate tapping Green Building materials market of Rs.15000 Cr by 2010
5000 IGBC Accredited Professionals by 2010
Pilot & launch of other LEED products
IGBC Homes & Residential,
LEED EB, LEED India ND, LEED India Schools, etc

Facilitating sustainable enterprises

Background
New Ventures is global program
New Ventures India program is a joint initiative of CII,WRI & USAID
Program objective is to facilitate innovative, sustainable, green enterprises
BRAZIL MEXICO INDIA CHINA INDONESIA New Ventures Global New Ventures India

Bridging the Gap
There is a need for identifying innovative
Green ideas
Green products
Green Services
Need for
Hand holding
Mentoring
Need for connecting
Enterprises with capital
Enterprises to market

Focus Areas of New Ventures India
Clean technologies
Renewable energy
Energy efficiency
Environment
Water
Green building materials
Eco-tourism
Organic products

Mentoring
Provide business Advisory Services through
Coaches Network
Pro-bono Mentoring from New Ventures
Training programs
Skills development programs
Connecting to markets
Identification
Reach-out through
CII network
Partners
Road shows
Events
Website
Advertisements
Due Diligence
Product/ sector
Initial Assessment of Business Idea/Model
Environmental benefits
Initial Assessment of Entrepreneur
Initial Assessment of Management Team
Market assessment
Investment Support
Investor Network
Investor Forum
Investment Summit
Investor Meetings
Deal flow sessions round the year
New Ventures India Cycle

Steering Committee

NVI Portfolio-2006

NVI Portfolio-2007 SBA

Support to Green Buildings
Supported Sumaya HMX in the cycle of year 2006
Energy efficient Industrial Cooling Systems
Supported Natura Fibertech for the cycle of year 2006
Coir Board substitute to Plywood
Supported Kakatiya Energy Systems for the cycle 2007
Automatic lighting & Dimming Devices
Supported Nuetech Solar for the cycle 2007
Solar operated equipments

Investment in NVI Companies USD 18.585 INR 73.33 Total USD 0.375 million INR 1.5 Crores Kakatiya Energy Systems P Ltd USD 5 million INR 20 Crore Kabirdass Motor Company Pvt Ltd USD 0.4 million INR 1.7 Crore (Breakup: Equity- 75,00,000 & Grant- 99,49,041) Zameen Organics USD 2.5 million INR 10 Crore Tribi Embedded Technologies USD 3 million INR 12 Crore Suminter India Organics USD 1.12 million INR 4.5 Crore Natura Fibers USD 3.2 million INR 11.64 Crore Conserve HRP USD 1.75 million INR 7 Crore USD 1.24 million INR 4.99 Crore HMX Sumaya Systems Amount in USD Amount in INR Name of Organization

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Mr Raghupathy - Green Buillding - CleanTech SIG Mumbai

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