Suzlon One Earth is a renewable energy campus that generates 7% of its energy needs on-site through wind turbines, solar panels, and photovoltaic cells, with the remaining 93% coming from off-site wind turbines. The building incorporates 154.83kW of renewable energy and uses an innovative HVAC system combining various efficient components to minimize energy consumption. Solar panels on the learning center atrium roof generate green power, while the orientation of blocks and use of daylighting and task lighting help control glare and energy use. Rainwater is harvested and greywater recycled on-site for flushing, cooling, and landscaping.

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2. Suzlon One Earth is a 100% renewable energy campus.

3. 7% of the total energy consumption comes from 18 on-site hybrid wind turbines,
solar panels and photovoltaic cells and 93% of the remaining is from off-site wind
turbines. This building has 154.83kW renewable energy incorporated.

4. The HVAC scheme is designed innovatively combining various energy efficient
components like pre-cooling of fresh air, heat recovery/exchange mechanisms to
minimise overall energy consumption.

5. Solar photovoltaic panels form the roof of the atrium of the learning centre,
generating green power.

6. The orientation of the blocks is such that the majority of building facades face
north, south, north-west & south-east. This enables adequate day lighting and
glare control.

7. All workstations are equipped with task lighting which is governed by motion
sensors turning.

8. Reflective pools not only connect the campus but also create a micro environment in
the campus, cooling the air ground.

9. The landscape incorporates the principle of Xeriscape with efficient water
management systems.

10. 100% rainwater is harvested. 100% of grey water is recycled via on-site sewage
treatment plant into flushing, air-cooling and landscaping systems.

11. Thank You!