Global warming and adverse climatic changes are among the most distressing troubles worldwide due to the increased volume of pollution. The problems of natural calamities like fire in forests, floods, drought, and crop spoilage are a curse to mankind. Developing countries like India are also not untouched by this problem. Massive construction is one of the major factors in carbon emissions.

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2. Global warming and adverse climatic changes are
among the most distressing troubles worldwide
due to the increased volume of pollution. The
problems of natural calamities like fire in forests,
floods, drought, and crop spoilage are a curse to
mankind. Developing countries like India are also
not untouched by this problem. Massive
construction is one of the major factors in carbon
emissions. Today, Scientists are trying their best
to solve this problem. Amidst all this, the green
home concept has shown a ray of hope in this era
focused on construction.

3. Here in this article, we are sharing the facts and all the information related to the
green home concept. With the help of this, you can also make your dream home eco-
friendly in less time and at a reasonable cost. High construction costs, a polluted
environment, and expensive prices of electricity, water, and awareness of the
environment have increased the demand for the green home concept and its
popularity.
In the last few decades, the trend of the green home has increased greatly in the countries of
America and Europe. Generally, Indian houses are not eco-friendly.

4. • India is the fifth largest carbon emitter in the world.
• The country is facing a massive electricity crisis.
• The sources of water in India are also limited and the
population is increasing rapidly.
• According to the World Bank report, if India does not
take serious initiatives for water management in the
next twenty years, there will be a deep water crisis in
India.
• In the big cities, the land for construction is
exhausted, the gardens and parks are few, and
people do not get fresh air in the urban areas.
• Rainwater is wasted because, in urban areas, people
are not able to manage or save rainwater.

5. Do you know that if only 20% of the 10
lakh houses become green homes,
then 4 green homes can save enough
water to supply 1 additional house, and
5 green homes together will save
enough energy to power 1 additional
house? These 2 lakh green homes can
also save Rs. 1087 crore annually in
India's healthcare by reducing CO2
emissions.

6. Does your current home get very hot in the
summer?
Are you worried about the bills and
shortage of electricity and water?
Do you want your home to consume less
electricity and water?
Do you want your home to be cool in the
summer?

7. Are you curious to know about what a “Green
Home" is, the definition of "green housing", the
process of building a green home, and its
benefits?
"Green Home" is an environmentally friendly house
design.
1) Keeps your home cool in the summer by protecting it
from outside heat
2) Allows enough air and light to directly enter the
house
3) Produces electricity and hot water using solar energy
4) Lowers electricity and water consumption and costs
5) Rainwater Harvesting

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LIGHTS, FANS, ACS, AND ALL OTHER ELECTRONIC ITEMS IN A GREEN HOME ARE
INSTALLED ACCORDING TO RATINGS, SO THEY CONSUME LESS ELECTRICITY AND SAVE
MORE ENERGY. SOLAR PANELS AND SOLAR WATER HEATERS ARE ALSO INSTALLED IN
GREEN HOMES, WHICH SAVES MORE ELECTRICITY.
TO REDUCE WATER CONSUMPTION, SPECIAL TAPS AND SHOWERS ARE INSTALLED IN
GREEN HOMES. RAINWATER HARVESTING TECHNOLOGY IS USED ON THE ROOFS OF
GREEN HOMES SO THAT RAINWATER CAN BE STORED FOR DRINKING FOR A LONG
TIME.
THE ROOFS OF HOUSES IN INDIA ARE LONG AND WIDE, AND WE DO NOT USE THEM
MUCH. BUT THE ROOF CAN BE VERY BENEFICIAL FOR KEEPING OUR HOME COOL AND
VENTILATED. A FEW LAYERS OF WHITE REFLECTIVE PAINT ON THE ROOF PROTECT THE
HOUSE FROM THE SCORCHING SUN IN SUMMER. REFLECTIVE PAINT IS COST-
EFFECTIVE AND EASILY AVAILABLE. INSTEAD OF PAINT, WE CAN ALSO USE REFLECTIVE
TILES THAT LAST FOR YEARS, WHICH KEEP THE HOUSE COOL AS WELL AS GIVE A
BEAUTIFUL LOOK TO OUR ROOF.

9. We can also add some advanced
features to our greenhouses, such as
solar panels, solar water heaters, and a
rainwater harvesting system. The use of
natural resources helps in reducing
water consumption and electricity bills.
Green homes are cost-effective and
affordable, and the government of India is
benefiting more and more people by
introducing appropriate schemes in
support of green homes. Encouraged by
these schemes of the government, people
are becoming aware of green homes.

10. We can save the earth from thousands of tonnes of pollution by building more green homes. It will be
an important initiative toward environmental awareness for the upcoming generations.
Before building a green home, every person wants to know some basic facts like the cost of building a
green home, where to get complete information about green homes, and whom to contact to build a
green home. And so on.
Neither do you have to pay much to build a green home, nor do you need specially trained workers or
products to build a greenhouse? All the construction materials used in making a green home are easily
available.
Green Home

11. "GREEN HOME" IS NOT A COMPLICATED BUT
SIMPLE PROCESS IN WHICH YOU CAN CHOOSE
YOUR PREFERRED DESIGN AND SAVE AROUND
20% ON ELECTRICITY AND WATER COSTS, WHICH
IS RECOVERED WITHIN 2-3 YEARS. AAVAS
FINANCIERS LIMITED PROVIDES YOU WITH THE
TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO BUILD A
GREEN HOME.

12. How to Make a Green Home?
Step 1: Select a Green Home Package:
The members of the housing team will
properly guide you and explain the cost
price and its benefits.
Step 2: Include extra expenses in the
loan; this will reduce your extra
expenses.
Step 3) Begin building the house: The
housing engineer will provide you with
a green home manual and will guide
you on the construction site regularly.
Step 4: Obtain an EDGE Certificate: An
EDGE certificate will validate your
home's status as a green home.

13. • Less power consumption
• Less water consumption
• Low maintenance cost
• Naturally air-conditioned
• Strength and durability
• Low construction costs
• Eco-friendly

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• Modern and comfortable homes.
• Financially efficient for a long time.
• You can get the benefit of
government schemes and subsidies.
• The resale value of your home will
increase in the longer run.