6. BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION SECTOR -
MAJOR CONTRIBUTOR TO GLOBAL WARMING
25 – 40 % OF GLOBAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION
30-40 % OF GLOBAL GREEN HOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
30-40 % OF SOLID GENERATION
7. GREEN BUILDING Vs CONVENTIONAL BUILDING
EXTERNAL APPEARANCE : both look alike
BUILDING USE : Both are same
DIFFERENCES :
OPERATIONAL SAVINGS FREOM DAY ONE
CONSERVE NATURAL RESOURCES
HUMAN COMFORT, PRODUCTIVITY & INDOOR
ENVIRONMENT
9. CII – SOHRABJI GODREJ GREEN BUSINESS CENTRE, HYDERABAD
(A unique Public – Private Partnership)
“CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE” for green building, energy, environment,
renewable energy, water & climate change activities in India.
10. INDIAN GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL
( IGBC)
Formed in the year 2001
VISION OF IGBC:
To usher in a green building movement in
India.
India to become one of the world leaders in green
buildings by 2015.
11. GREEN BUILDING RATING SYSTEM – KEY AREAS
IGBC , a whole – building approach to sustainability by
recognizing performance in five key areas
Sustainable sites
Water efficiency
Energy & atmosphere
Material & resources
Indoor environmental quality
13. REDISCOVERY OF THE INDIAN ETHOS
5 elements of Nature ( panchabhutas)
prithvi (earth) - sustainable sites
Jal (water) - water efficiency
Agni(fire) - energy & atmosphere
Vayu(air) - indoor environmental quality
Akash(sky) - daylight, night sky pollution
25. MATERIALS WITH RECYCLED CONTENT
POST CONSUMER WASTE
Waste material available after consumer use
e.g.: used bulbs, plastic covers
POST – INDUSTRIAL WASTE
Waste material generated during manufacturing
e.g. : fly ash , particle board