IGBC has launched ‘Green Service Buildings rating system’ (Pilot Version) on 23 May 2020. This rating is designed for buildings (but are not limited to) such as: o Fuel stations, Police stations, Sub stations, Bus stations, Fire stations which are ≤ 2,500 sq m o Offices, Banks, Healthcare, Retail, Mixed-use office buildings which are ≤ 1,500 sq m For more info: https://bit.ly/36uk0CM #GreenBuildings #Sustainability #Environment #Ecology #Construction #Technology

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Digital Launch of
IGBC Green Service Buildings
Rating System
CII - Indian Green Building Council
23 May 2020

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Launch by
V Suresh
Chairman, IGBC
Gurmit Singh Arora
Vice-Chairman, IGBC

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Digital Launch of
IGBC Green Service Buildings Rating System

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Indian Green Building Council (IGBC)
 Formed in 2001, by CII
 Vision of IGBC
 Enable ‘sustainable built
environment for all’
 India to be one of the global
leaders in sustainable built
environment by 2025
 First Green building certification
body in India

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CII Godrej GBC always demonstrates first before
promoting the concepts
India’s first Platinum rated Green Building
is now Net Zero Energy Building

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Green Building Movement in India
In 2001,
1 Green Building
20,000 sq.ft.
(5,894 Green Projects)
7.1 Billion sq.ft
10 Billion Square feet by 2022 (India @ 75)

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IGBC Scorecard
5. IGBC Member Organisations
(Founding Members)
4. GreenPro Certified Products
2. Built-up area in Million Sq ft
3. IGBC Green Building Rating systems
1. Registered Green Projects
7. IGBC Accredited Professionals
6. IGBC Chapters
1,746
(168)
1,500
7,157
26
5,894
4,438
27

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WorldGBC - IGBC
 WorldGBC is a global network of GBC’s
from over 70 Countries
 IGBC part of the World Green Building
Council as ‘Founding Member’ since 2004
 Only Council from India

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IGBC Green Building Rating Systems
 Guides the proponents to
implement Green measures in
their projects
 Considering Local conditions
 Recognizes achievement on
Green Design, Construction &
Operations
 Facilitates market
transformation in Building sector

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Commercial
1. IGBC Green New
Buildings
2. IGBC Green
Existing
Buildings
3. IGBC Green
Interiors
4. IGBC Green Data
Centres
5. IGBC Net zero
Energy
6. IGBC Green Resorts
7. IGBC Green Service
Buildings
Health & Wellbeing
25. IGBC Green
Healthcare
Facilities
Rating (PC)
26. IGBC Healthy
Building for
Occupants
Residential
8. IGBC Green Homes
9. IGBC Green
Residential Society
10. IGBC Green
Affordable Housing
Transit
11. IGBC Green
Metro Stations
12. IGBC Green
Existing Metros
13. IGBC Green
Railway Stations
Education
21. IGBC Green
Schools
22. IGBC Places of
Worship
Built Environment
14. IGBC Green
Campus
15. IGBC Green Cities
16. IGBC Existing
Cities
17. IGBC Green
Villages
18. IGBC Green
Township
19. IGBC Green
Landscape
20. IGBC Hill Cities
Industrial
23. IGBC Green
Factories
24. IGBC Green
SEZ
* Under Development
26 IGBC Green Rating Systems
Places where we stay, live, learn, work, play, transit
& worship should all go green

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IGBC Green Rating Systems
Profound
In terms of understanding & approach
Demanding In terms of performance
In terms of Impact
Simple

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9.3 Billion
Units/ Annum
25 Million Village households
IGBC Impact on Energy

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IGBC Impact on Water
28.6 Billion
liters/ annum
1 Month’s Water
Requirement of
Hyderabad

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IGBC Impact on CO2 Emissions
7.6 Million Tonnes/
Annum
8.6 Million Cars off the
Road

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Introduction to
IGBC Green Service Buildings

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Need for Greening small Buildings
 Myth: Green building concepts can be
implemented only in large, air conditioned
buildings & developments
 Fact: Many small buildings across the country,
specifically in Tier 2 & 3 cities and small towns,
are going green
 Footprint of small buildings is significant
 Need to encourage and facilitate implementation of
Green concepts

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Need for Greening Service Buildings
 Large number of buildings and built environment
catering to public services
 Eg: Petro stations, Police stations, Sub stations,
Bus stations, Fire stations etc.
 Many of those buildings are resource intensive
 Occupants health and wellbeing need to be addressed
 Existing IGBC rating systems are not applicable
 For Example:
 Waste water treatment & reuse
 Commissioning of building equipment & systems
 CO2 monitoring

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IGBC Green Service Buildings
 A simplified tool to address both
New & Existing service buildings
 Applicable to both Naturally
ventilated & Air-conditioned
buildings
 The rating system is applicable
to buildings upto 3 or less
habitable floors
 Service Buildings < 2,500 sq.m
 Small office buildings < 1,500 sq.m

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Tangible benefits
Energy savings:
20-30%
Potable water
savings: 30-40%
Conservation of
scarce natural
resources
Enhanced air quality
Excellent daylight
Well-being of
occupants
Awareness on green
concepts
Intangible benefits
Benefits

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National Standards as Baselines
 National Building Code (NBC)
 Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) Star Labelling
 Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC)
 MoEF Guidelines
 Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
 Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
 Uniform Plumbing Code of India (UPC)
 Central Ground Water Board guidelines
 Central Pollution Control Board guidelines

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# 1) Green Procurement Policy
 Commitment to purchase products or services with
eco-labelling or lowest environmental impact
 Policy and procurement guidelines shall address:
 Higher recycled content
 Greater energy efficiency
 Eco-friendly refrigerants
 Reduced water consumption
 Material emitting fewer toxic substances (E.g. Low VOC
materials)
 Avoid single use plastic for regular operations
 Alternate wood-based material

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# 2) Green Measures Beyond the Fence
 Social well-being of occupants in
nearby communities & villages
 Improve the standard of living
 Reduce associated negative
environmental impacts
 Installation and maintenance of
green features such as:
 Water Body
 Mass plantation
 Renewable Energy
 Basic Facilities
 RWH
 STP
 Public Parks/
Avenues

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# 3) Passive Architecture
 Climate responsive passive design to minimise energy
consumption
 Compliance through simulation or prescriptive
approach
 Passive measures include, but not limited to:
 Orientation & Internal zoning
 Skylight
 Courtyard
 Shading corridors
 Windows (Punched/ Bay)
 Light shelves
 Walls
 Roof garden
 Vertical landscaping
 Cross ventilation
 Passive Cooling /
Heating Technologies

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# 4) Use of Alternative Construction
Technologies & Materials
 To reduce use of natural resources
 Few examples of Alternative
Technologies
 Precast concrete construction
 Panel building system
 Filler slabs
 Few examples of Alternative
Materials
 Fly ash based cement/ concrete/ blocks
 Slag sand/ artificial sand
 Compressed stabilized earth blocks

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# 5) Green Measures Cost Analysis
 To analyse the incremental/ decremental cost and
the return on investment in the project
 Helps to identify short & long term benefits
 Analysis shall include:
 Green features
 Conventional cost
 Incremental/ decremental cost
 Proposed benefits/ estimated savings
 Return on investment

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IGBC Green Service Buildings
Rating is primarily applicable to owner-
occupied and mixed-use permanent buildings
Precertification is not applicable
Building typologies that would not be
covered under this rating
E.g. residential, schools, factory buildings, data
centers, hospitals, metro & railway stations

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The Framework
 Mandatory Requirements
 Every IGBC project shall
meet this criteria
 Non-negotiable
 Credits
 Pick-and-Choose
 Every credit may not be
applicable to every project
 Climate specific
 Site specific
 Technology specific

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Points Distribution
Modules New
Buildings
Existing
Buildings
Site Planning and Design 7 7
Water Conservation 8 7
Energy Efficiency 20 20
Building Materials and Resources 8 1
Health and Well-being 7 5
Green Measures Beyond the Fence 4 4
Innovation and Performance 6 6
Total 60 50
Complying with Prerequisites is mandatory for all
IGBC Green Service Buildings

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Certification Levels
Rating New
Buildings
Existing
Buildings
Certified 30 – 35 25 – 29
Silver 36 – 41 30 – 34
Gold 42 – 50 35 – 42
Platinum 51 - 60 43 – 50
Rating would be awarded after site audit

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Award of Rating
 Rating is awarded based on the building typology
 E.g. for Petro Stations - “IGBC Green Petro Station”
 E.g. for Substations - “IGBC Green Substation”
Validity of the rating awarded: 3 years

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To Sum Up
 Green Service Buildings
 Simplified tool
 Excellent opportunity to
convert small service
building as green buildings
 Tremendous benefits
 Tangible & Intangible
“Green makes Business Sense”

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WorldGBC APN Awards 2020
 Award Categories
Business Leadership in Sustainability
Leadership in Sustainable Design & Performance
Women in Green Building Leadership
 Key Dates
Nominations close: 1 August, 2020
Finalists Announced: 2 October, 2020
Winners Announced: Nov/ Dec, 2020
For further details, please contact Ms Manisha Shetty
(manisha.shetty@cii.in/ 84509 36131)

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IGBC Online Training Programmes
Calendar – May/ June 2020
Training program Dates Session timings
Advanced training programme
on Green Buildings
26 - 29 May 1000 – 1300 hrs
Training Programme on Green
Built Environment to College
Students
01 – 05 June 1000 – 1230 hrs
Training Program on
Green Interiors
09 & 10 June 1400 – 1730 hrs
Advanced training programme
on Green Buildings
23 - 26 June 1000 – 1300 hrs
For further details, please contact Mr Vinod Reddy
(vinod.reddy@cii.in/ 90144 12212)

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Online IGBC AP Exam
 Take the Online IGBC AP Exam from your
Place of Stay or Office
 India’s first Green building Accredited Professional
exam
 All professionals/ students of the building industry are
eligible
 Excellent opportunity to shape the Green building
movement in India
 Be the ambassador of Green buildings
 Next Exam slots available on 3 & 6 June (Wed & Sat)
For further details, please contact Mr P V Murthy
(p.v.murthy@cii.in/ 94406 33989)

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IGBC Rating
Systems
IGBC Green
Service
Buildings
Quick Links:
Register your
Project
Registration Process
 Log on to IGBC website (www.igbc.in)
 When to register your project
 Can register at any stage
Registration at early phase
is recommended
o maximum potential
for achieving certification

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Fee Structure
 Service Buildings
Category Registration Fee
Certification Fee
Upto 1,000 sqm
built-up area
1,001 - 2,500 sqm
built-up area
Additional
Building
Fixed Rate Fixed Rate Fixed Rate
IGBC Member 25,000 70,000 1,10,000
25,000
IGBC Non-Member 30,000 80,000 1,20,000
 Office and other buildings
Category Registration Fee
Certification Fee
Upto 1,000 sqm
built-up area
1,001 - 2,000 sqm
built-up area
Additional
Building
Fixed Rate Fixed Rate Fixed Rate
IGBC Member 25,000 70,000 1,10,000
25,000
IGBC Non-Member 30,000 80,000 1,20,000

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