IGBCRatingSystemsforIndianRailways 29june2017

IGBC Rating Systems
for Greening Indian Railways

29 June 2017, Hyderabad
Indian Green Building Council

Agenda
# 1) About IGBC &

Green Building Movement in India
# 2) IGBC initiatives for Indian Railways
# 3) Green Building Concepts & Case Studies
# 4) Next steps on Action plan

– Indian Railways & IGBC
© Confederation of Indian Industry

# 1) IGBC &

CII – Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre,
Hyderabad, India
A unique Public – Private Partnership
( CII, Govt of Andhra Pradesh, USAID and Pirojsha Godrej Foundation )
IGBC’s Headquarters & ©India’s First

Confederation Platinum
of Indian Industry Rated Green Building
CII-Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre
(IGBC HQ), Hyderabad, India
Inaugurated by Dr A P J Abdul Kalam

Hon’ble President of India on 14 July 2004
Indian Green Building Council (IGBC)
 IGBC formed by CII in 2001
 CII - Apex Indian industry
association formed in 1895
 Vision of IGBC
 Enable ‘sustainable built
environment for all’
 India to be one of the global
leaders in sustainable built
environment by 2025
In 2001,
1 Green Building
20,000 sq.ft.
4,077 Green Building Projects

4.50 Billion sq. ft.
Green Building Statistics of India
 Green Building Footprint : 4,077 projects
(4,500 Million sq.ft)
1,600+ 200+ 1,600+
Green Homes Green Factories Green Offices
45+ Green 260+ Green 8 Green 2 Green

Townships Transit Villages Cities

IGBC Major Milestone
4.5
Billion
Square feet
4070 + Projects Going Green
India stands 2nd in the World

& Engineers

IGBC Green Rating Systems
Commercial Health & Wellbeing Industrial Built Environment
IGBC Green New IGBC Green IGBC Green Cities

IGBC Green
Buildings Healthcare Facilities Factories
IGBC Green Villages
Rating
IGBC Green IGBC Green SEZ
Existing Buildings IGBC Green
IGBC Wellbeing
Township
Rating*
IGBC Green
Interiors IGBC Green
Landscape
IGBC Green
Campus Residential Education Transit
IGBC Green Data IGBC Green Homes IGBC Green IGBC Green Metro
Centres Schools Stations
IGBC Green
Residential Society IGBC Green
Existing Metros
IGBC Green
Affordable Housing * IGBC Green Railway
Stations
Only Green Building Council in the World to have 20 Different Ratings

* Under Development
IGBC Rating Systems
Consensus Based, Inclusive
 Rating Programmes developed in collaboration
 IGBC Green Railway Stations

 Ministry of Railways
 IGBC Green MRTS

 Delhi Metro Rail Corporation
IGBC Green Interiors
IGBC
 IGBC Green
Green SEZ
Campus IGBC Green Cities
 Ministry of Commerce & Industry
 IGBC Green Affordable Housing

 Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation
 IGBC Green Interiors

 Institute of Indian Interior Designers (IIID)
 IGBC Green Healthcare

IGBC Green Residential
Welfare Association
IGBC Green Affordable
Housing
 Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
®
 IGBC Green Villages
 Ministry of Rural Development
IGBC Accredited Professional Exam
 Objective
 Recognise holistic understanding
of green building concepts
 Meet the demand for qualified
Indian Green building professionals
 On-line Examination
 Registration to Result
 2,400+ qualified professionals
 300 professionals taking up in next

5-6 months

# 2) IGBC Green Building Initiatives
for
®
Indian Railways
Indian Railways
 One of the world’s largest Rail Network
 India’s Pride
 Innovation by Railways
 Bench mark for the Country
 Computerisation
 Many measures - Larger Impact on the society

 Replacing 1.4 million incandescent lamps with CFLs
 Annual energy saving of 112 Giga units
 CO2 emission reduction of 90,000 tonnes
 Installation of solar photovoltaic panels on buildings
Green built environment initiatives by railways

®
will have far-reaching impacts
MoU Signed between Ministry of Railways & CII
(26 July 2016, New Delhi)
 Programmes to be taken under this MoU

 Exclusive Green Rating for Railways
 Energy Efficiency Studies at Production Units
IGBC Rating Systems for Railways
Offices & Production Units & Schools &
Stations Hospitals
Training Institutions Warehouses
IGBC Green IGBC

IGBC Green New Buildings & Campuses CII’s Green Schools
Railway Stations IGBC Green Green Co Rating IGBC
Existing Buildings Green Healthcare
Environmental Economic Social

P i l o t Ve r s i o n
Gr een Railway Stations

Launch of IGBC Green Railway Stations
(Draft Pilot Version)
Launch of IGBC Green Railway Stations Rating (Draft Pilot Version)

by Mr Suresh Prabhu, Honble Minister of Railways, Government of
India at IGBC’s Green Building Congress 2016 on 8 October
IGBC Green Railway Stations Rating
 Vision
 Facilitate and support Greening of Railway Stations in
India to emerge as world-class green railway stations.
 Objective
 Ensure Environmental Sustainability
 Enhance Commuter Experience

Scope of
IGBC Green Railway Stations Rating
Existing New
Station Station
 Enable both new stations and

existing stations
 Integrate the environmental
friendly concepts
 Foster tangible and intangible
benefits
IGBC Green Railway Stations Rating:
100 Credit points under Six Modules
Modules % Weightage
Sustainable Station Facility 24
Health Hygiene & Sanitation 20
Energy Efficiency 22
Water Efficiency 16
Smart & Green Initiative 12
Innovation & Development 05
TOTAL 100
Threshold Criteria for Certification Level
Certification
Credit Points Recognition
Level
40-49 Certified Good Practices
50-59 Silver Best Practices
National
60-79 Gold
Excellence
Global
80-100 Platinum
Leadership
Focus Areas for Green Railway Stations
1.
Health and
Hygiene 2.
10.
Daylight &
Green
Fresh Air
Education
Ventilation
3.
9.
Smart
Universal
Passenger
Design
Services
Green
Attributes
8. 4.
Green Water
Spaces Efficiency
7.
5.
Clean
Energy
Handling
Efficiency
of Waste 6.
Smart
Monitoring
Commuter-centric approach
Station
Management
– Energy,
Water, Health
& comfort
Efficiency of Enhanced
rail based commuting Environment
system
experience
Innovation
Certification Process
Registration of Railway Station
with CII - IGBC
15 Days
Pre-Implementation Audit:
Interaction with Zonal Railway
Officials on existing scenario & Audit
15 Days
Green Project Identification
Implementation Phase:
Implementation of green features at
Railway Station
Post-Implementation Audit: 15 Days

Interaction with Zonal Railway on
implemented Green features &
Green Railway Station Audit
5 Days
IGBC announces Rating
Zonal Railway can
No appeal within 30 days
Station accepts the Rating
of announcement of
Rating
IGBC presents plaque/ certificate
indicating certification level
# 3) Green Building Concepts

The Concept of Green Buildings
Green Building – The Definition
A green building is one which uses
 Less water
 Optimizes energy efficiency
 Conserves natural resources
 Generates less waste
 Provides healthier spaces for people

as compared to a conventional
building
®
Rediscovery of the Indian ethos
 5 elements of Nature (Panchabhutas)
Prithvi (Earth) Site Selection and Planning
Jal (Water) Water Conservation
Agni (Fire) Energy Efficiency
Vayu (Air) Indoor Environmental Quality
Akash (Sky) Daylight, Night Sky Pollution
Daylighting
Water Body Local materials Views
Tangible Benefits
 Reduce operating costs ITC Royal Gardenia, Bangalore

Platinum Rated
 Optimize life cycle

economic performance
 Sustained savings
 Energy savings: 30 – 50 %
 Water savings: 20 – 30 %
 Reduction in initial investment
®
What Green Buildings did differently
Electrical Demand
®
Lighting
1.5
0.5
®
Air-conditioning Design
Air-conditioning Design Efficiency (sft/TR)
600
150
®
Intangible Benefits of Green Design
 Environmental benefits
 Reduce impact on the

environment
 Health and Safety benefits

 Enhance occupant comfort
 Improve Productivity of
occupants TCS Technopark, Chennai
Gold rating
World Class Standards & Procedures

®
Case Studies

First Indian Railways Green Building project
Indian Railways Institute of Civil Engineering (IRICEN)

Pune
Location and Site
 Located in Pune
 The site previously housed an Old Officers Rest

House which was demolished for new Office
building for IRICEN.

Some Key Features
 Building Integrated Photovoltaic
 Good amount of daylighting
 Reuse of Salvaged materials
 Water efficient fixtures
 LED lighting fixtures
 100% of waste water treated by STP
®
to the tertiary standards
Landscape Design
 Lawn planted in the project is native species i.e.

Cynodon Dactylon. Native for Pune climate and requires
less maintenance
®

Daylighting…
 Central Courtyard is accounting for good daylight

®

Daylighting
 More number of openings are contributing to the good

daylight in regularly occupied spaces
®

Heat Island Effect – Roof
 96% of the exposed area is

covered with Thermoshield paint
with SRI value of 94
®
 4% is covered with Solar Panels
Renewable Energy - BIPV
 Building integrated photovoltaic

(BIPV) of 40 kW capacity
 Total renewable energy caters
to 11 % of the total annual
energy consumption, by cost
®

Energy Management
 WWR – 20%
 Overdeck insulation
 Double glazed unit
 Good building envelope
 Efficient interior lighting
 VRV - 4.85 COP
 Daylight, CO2 and

occupancy sensors
®
 Energy Cost Savings : 45%
Reused Salvaged Materials
 Reused materials from
demolition:
 Wood beams & posts
 Tiles & Flooring
 Railway sleeper wood
 Reused materials in New

building:
 Wall paneling, stage flooring
 Wall ceiling & flooring material

®  Furniture – Sofa, table and chairs

Bombay House, Mumbai
About the Project:

 4 storied with a roof penthouse office building. Heritage Grade IIA rated
structure by the heritage committee of BMC.
 Located in the heart of the Mumbai Business district, less than 1,000
meters away from major railway station, Churchgate & CST
 Total
® area of the building is 10,871 Sq. M = Around 117,000 Sq. Ft
India’s first IGBC ‘Gold’ Rated

© Confederation Existing Building
of Indian Industry
Bombay House - Energy Performance
Over Years
EPI in 2016: 109
kWh/yr/m2
EPI in 2013: 112
kWh/yr/m2
EPI in 2012:
122 kWh/yr/m2
LED Lighting retrofits,

EPI in 2011 : Star rated appliances,
144 kWh/yr/m2 BMS systems
Efficient Chillers (6.3 COP),
Lighting retrofits (T5s),
EPI in 2010: VFDs
172 kWh/yr/m2
®
Bombay House, Mumbai
IGBC Green Existing Building GOLD
What Bombay House did Differently
Leading Factors …. RECs
Rain Water
Harvesting
VFDs
& BMS systems
Chillers
®
/ BEE 3 Star
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Retrofit efforts
SN Initiatives Energy Savings CO2 Savings
(kWh/yr) (Tons/yr)
1 Installation of 336 TR Chiller Plant ( Voltas) 1,52,000 67

2 Installation of VFDs on pumps 40,000 29
3 Installation of VFDs in AHUs 27,500 10
4 Revamping of Lighting Systems 1,07,000 102
5 Revamping through BMS systems 13,000 9
6 Installation of Energy saver AC & other 85,000 15
circuits
7 Interlocking system of window/split ACs to 40,000 28
Central Chiller plant
8 Replacement of inefficient ACs 53,000 37
Total 5,17,500 297 Tons

® kWh
Recertified Platinum rating

© Confederation after 2 years
of Indian Industry
Godrej Bhavan, Mumbai
Gold rated
®

Major Retrofits Carried Out
 HVAC system
 Upgradation of existing chillers
 Water cooled Chiller with COP of
5.5
 Building Management System BMS
 Installation of Digital Energy
Double Glazed Glass
Meters
 Sourcing of energy efficient
technologies and green materials
 CFL with low mercury content
 Upgraded electrical systems
 Reliable operations – electrical
faults
 Green Roofs
 Maintain a cool microclimate
®
© Confederation of Indian Industry Green Roofs

Cost Benefit Analysis

Government & IGBC
Few Green Building Case Studies

Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, MoEF, New Delhi

MoEF’s Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, New Delhi
Net Zero Building – IGBC Platinum
 N-S Orientation – Limiting WWR
 Energy Demand & Supply :
 Requirement : 14,21,000 kWh/
year
 RE Generation : 14,91,000 kWh/
year
 Extremely Low Lighting Power

Density – 0.5 W/sft
 Efficient HVAC with Screw
Chillers, VFD’s
®

Net Zero Energy Government Building
New Paryavaran Bhavan, Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB), Gandhinagar
First Government Green Building in Gujarat

®

Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB), Gandhinagar
Net Zero Building – IGBC Gold
New Paryavaran Bhavan, Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB), Gandhinagar
 80 kW solar PV installed
 Energy efficient building envelope
®
First Government Green Building in Gujarat

First Government Green Office Building in New
Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru Bhawan, Ministry of External Affairs,

®
Government of India, New Delhi
Green Features in Jawaharlal Nehru Bhawan
Courtyard Integration for Daylight, Views and
Ventilation Performance
BMS Integration of
MEP Systems
>30%
Energy
Savings
>50%
Water
Savings
Recycle
>95%
Waste
>90%
Views
®

Few Green Concepts
What Green Buildings Did Differently

Natural Vegetation
GPRA complex, Moti Bagh, New Delhi,

IGBC Silver © Confederation of Indian Industry
Vegetable Garden over Roof
®
>95% of the Roof Utilized for Urban Farming
Asset Aura, Bengaluru – IGBC Platinum
Heat Island Effect, Roof
TANDOOR TILES
@ 50+° C
LANDSCAPE
@ 40+° C
Original Image of the terrace garden

Thermal Image of the terrace garden
Thermal Image of Godrej

Bhavan Terrace Garden.
Vegetated Landscape helps in

reducing
® the Heat Island effect.

Heat Island Effect: Non Roof
La Residency, IGBC Platinum Quiescent Heights, IGBC Gold

Outdoor Light Pollution Reduction
 Reducing light pollution, to increase night sky access
 Enhances nocturnal environment

 No Upward Lighting
 Lighting Power Density: Reduced by 30%
®
Beary’s Global Research Triangle,
Bengaluru
Platinum Rated
Daylighting . . .
Daylight glazing and light shelves allow daylight to penetrate

deeper into the buildings

Daylighting
Day light
pane
External
shading
View pane

Sun Pipe

Shading Devices
Tata Inora, Pune

® IGBC Gold

Star-rated Appliances
 Energy efficient fans
 BEE 3 star rated or
equivalent
 Minimum 25% reduction
 Energy Efficient
BEE Star Labeling
Appliances
 BEE Star or equivalent
Labeling
 Air conditioners BEE Star Labeling
 Pumps
®
 LEDs © Confederation of Indian Industry

Solar Farms
 Solar farm inside campus
 Capacity : 300 kW
 18% of total energy

need
Solar Farm in IMGEOS & NDEM Facility

of ISRO, Shad nagar, IGBC Platinum
 Innovative use of canopy

 Cuts off solar radiation
from east
 Building Integrated
Photovoltaic capacity:
7.2 kW
®
Innovative use of canopy in PUMA, Bangalore –
IGBC Platinum
Solar Air-conditioning
 Entire building solar air-conditioned through
Vapour absorption system
 90 TR hot water fired VAM system
 Caters to 36,000 sq.ft
 Reduction in HVAC electrical load of 117 kW
 In-situ wind turbine of capacity 5kW
®
Turbo Energy Limited, Chennai – Platinum rated

Building Reuse
Ambuja Cement Corporate Office,

Gurgaon
®

Reuse of Salvaged Materials
Use of railway sleepers bought from railway auction Furniture from salvaged Pine Wood
Eicher Corporate Office, Gurgaon
Platinum Rated

Organic Waste Management, Post Occupancy
Strategies
Green Schools
Natural Process Mechanical Process
Vermi-composting
Leaf Composter
Organic Waste Composter
®
Kambha

Automated Solid Waste Management-
Process
Step 1: Segregation at room level
Step 3: Pneuamtic
® Step 2: Pneuamtic Tube Tube (last end) Step 4: Waste
(front end) System at system at Common
each ward © Confederation of Indian Industry collected send to the
waste collection
Zero Construction Waste - Prefab
Day 7
Day 1 Day 10
Day 2 Day 11
Day 5 Day 14
Day 9 of Indian Industry

© Confederation
Water Efficient Plumbing Fixtures
 Low Flow Fixtures

 6 Liters per minute
 Taps fitted with Aerators
 Low Flush fixtures

 3/6 liters per flush – dual flush
Aerators
Small in Size, Big in Savings
®
© Confederation of Indian Industry Aerators

Waterless Urinal
Key Valve
®
CII – Godrej GBC, Hyderabad

Phytoremediation
Waste Water Treatment
CII Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre Commissioner of Industries, Hyderabad
 Investment Rs 50,000 per m3

 No operating cost
 Payback: 3 to 5 yrs
 Application
 Domestic sewage
®
 Industrial wastewater
 Municipal wastewater
Bio-Wall
 ‘Bio-wall' an interior wall of

vegetation that filters out
contaminants
 Clean filtered indoor air for
occupants
 Also it helps in keeping Hero Motocorp, Jaipur – Platinum rated
 Reduce load on Air-conditioning

Pedestrian Network
Shaded Pedestrian Network

Reliance Corporate Park Navi Mumbai – IGBC Platinum
Bicycle Lane Network
Encouraging Green Transit within the Campus

Reliance Corporate Park Navi Mumbai – IGBC Platinum
Universal Design – Few examples
Reserved Parking
Rest Room
®
Ramp
Cygnus World School, Vadodara
Health and Wellbeing Facilities
MNIT Jaipur – IGBC Platinum © Confederation of Indian Industry

Health & Well-being Facilities
Gymnasium
Basketball court Badminton Court
® Swimming pool Yoga &Meditation Room
Indian School of Business, Hyderabad

IGBC Platinum © Confederation of Indian Industry
# 4) Next steps on Action plan
– Indian Railways & IGBC

A tweet by Shri Suresh Prabhu,
The Hon’ble Railway Minister of India

Next steps on Action plan …
 Green Rating for Railway Stations
 Registration with IGBC & Feasibility Study
 Feasibility Report: Implemented green features and Improvement
opportunities/ New green initiatives
 Implementation of Green Features
 Preliminary Submission  IGBC, Clarification Submission  IGBC
 Final Audit for Assessment and Award of Green Rating & Plaque
 Green Rating for ‘Railway Buildings’ Eg: Office, Hospital, School
 Registration with IGBC & Feasibility Study
 IGBC & Indian Railways

 Facilitate wider adoption of the green rating for stations & buildings
in all divisional railways
List of Railway Projects going Green with IGBC …
S.No Project Zone Rating Status
1 Rail Nilayam, Hyderabad SCR Existing Registered

Building
2 Hyderabad Bhavan SCR Existing Registered
Building
3 Kachiguda Railway Station SCR Railway Registered
Station
4 Vijayawada Railway Station SCR Railway Registered
Station
5 Tirupati Railway Station SCR Railway Registered
Station
6 Guntur Railway Station SCR Railway Registered
Station
7 Central Stores, Hyderabad SCR Green Factory In process of
registration
8 Guntakal Railway Building SCR New Building Registered

9 Supervisor Training Center, SCR Campus In process of
Hyderabad registration
®

List of Railway Projects going Green with IGBC
S.No Project Zone Rating Status
10 Rail Souda, Corporate Building, SWR Existing Registered

Hubli Buildings
11 Supervisor Training Center, SWR Campus In process of
Bangalore registration
12 Central Hospital, Hubli SWR Healthcare In process of
registration
13 Hubli Railway Station SWR Railway In process of
Station registration
14 Bangalore Railway Station SWR Railway In process of
15 Mysore Railway Station SWR Railway In process of
16 IRISEN, Pune CR New Building Certified
17 ICF, Chennai SR Existing Certified
Buildings
18 VIP Rest Houses at Poes SR Homes Registered
Garden, Chennai
19 SEC railway Higher Secondary SER Schools Registered
® School

Initial Feasibility Studies
 Katra
 Secunderabad
 Jaipur
 New Delhi
 Varanasi
 Chennai
 Vijayawada
 Guntur
 Tirupati
 Hubli
 Kacheguda
®
Successfully completed with full support of respective
Divisions, Zones ofand
© Confederation Stations
Indian Industry
Katra Railway Station - NR
IGBC Green Campus IGBC Green Cities IGBC Green Interiors

Welfare Association
Meeting with Ferozpur Division and Katra Railway Station team
®

Secunderabad Railway Station - SCR
IGBC Green Campus IGBC Green Interiors
Meeting with Secunderabad

Railway Station team

Welfare Association

Jaipur Railway Station - NWR
Meeting with Jaipur Railway

Station team

Welfare Association
® Presentation to DRM & ADRM,

Jaipur Division, NWR
Varanasi Railway Station - NR

Welfare Association
® Meeting with Varanasi Railway Station team

Chennai Railway Station - SR

Welfare Association
Meeting with Chennai
Railway Station team
®

Vijayawada Railway Station - SCR

Welfare Association
Meeting with DRM, Vijayawada Division
®
& Station team

Guntur Railway Station - SCR

Welfare Association
Meeting with ADRM, Guntur Division

& Station team
Tirupati Railway Station - SCR

Welfare Association
®
Meeting with Tirupati Railway Station team
Hubli Railway Station - SWR

Welfare Association
Training Programme for SWR Officials at Hubli
®

Indian Railways
&
IGBC
Can Work Together for a
Greener Tomorrow
To Sum Up
 Excellent opportunity for Indian Railway
Design, Construction & Operations teams
 To reduce operating costs & enhance

commuter experience
 Tremendous Benefits
 Society
 Nation
 Instill in the citizens
 A Sense of Pride
 Contribution to Society
®
Ultimately, resulting in a better quality of life

Go Green . . .
www. igbc.in
‘Green Products and Materials’
for Green Buildings & Factories
Growth of Green Buildings in India
 Substantial growth in Green

Buildings Till date
 Expected to reach 10 billion sq.ft  More than 3800
by year 2022 Registered Green Building
 Increased demand for credible Projects
Green building products  More than 4.45 Billion
sq.ft.
Challenges Faced by end users
Typical Questions Thus far…
• How do I know the product is • Extent of Green based on

green ? declarations
• If green, to what extent ?  Examinee & Examiners are

same
• Is it green in performance (or)
materials used ? • Dependence on Certifications
from other countries
• What if the product is green in
performance but not during  Not fine tuned for Indian
manufacture? conditions
‘GreenPro’ Certification
 Assess ‘How green is a product’
 Based on ‘Life Cycle Based’
approach on par with international
standards
 Highlights the way forward to
achieve environmental
performance
 Guides the manufacturer to

Product Performance
 The Product should perform on par with
international standards
 Testing in line with International /

National Standards
 Eg., ASTM, IS
 Performance parameters Eg:

 Construction Blocks
 Thermal Performance – ‘U’ Value
 Paints
 VOC
 ROHS Compliance
Key Focus areas in Green Buildings
Energy Efficiency
Indoor Environmental Quality
Material & Resources
Water efficiency
Sustainable Sites
Energy Performance
 Thermal performance of
construction block –
significantly affects overall
energy performance of
building
 High thermal insulation –

Very important
 ‘U’ value need to be tested

as per ASTM standards
Performance Comparison
Conventional Brick Vs ‘GreenPro’ Certified
Block
 Building Type : Office
 Location : Hyderabad,
Composite Climate
 U value (overall heat

transfer coefficient)
 ‘GreenPro’ certified
 WWR : 40 % block
 Conditioned area : 20,000 sft (9 inch) : 0.7 W/m2 k
 Conventional Brick
(9 inch) : 2.6 W/m2 k
Performance
Comparison
Savings
4.27 %
kWh*
1000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total
Conventi
onal
Brick 24 25 30 33 30 32 30 28 28 27 24 26 336
GreenPro
certified
block 23 23 28 31 28 31 29 27 27 26 23 25 322
Results
S No Parameter Conventiona GreenPro Saving (%)
l Brick certified
Block
1 Monthly Peak 1268.9 1183.1 6.7
Demand (kW)
2 Energy 336140 321770 4.27

(kWh*1000)
3 AC Capacity 56 47 9
(TR)
Increase in Energy saving potential for

high raise buildings
Products and materials
impacting Energy Performance
 Glazing
 ‘U’ Value – 1.7 -2.5 W/mK
 Solar Heat Gain Coefficient – 0.1 -0.4
 Visual Light Transmittance
 Fenestrations
 Building Insulation
 Thermal Conductivity – 0.04 -0.04 W/mK
 High SRI Products and Materials

 SRI Index - >70%
 Paints, Tiles
Indoor Environment Quality
For Paints – GreenPro
demands for
 Very low Volatile
Organic Compound
 ROHS Compliance
 Lead, Chromium,
Cadmium, Mercury
 Elimination of
Formaldehyde
Paints Vs Green Paints
Parameters Paints Green
Paints
Volatile Organic Compound >100 10-50
(VOC) in mg/lit
Presence of Heavy metals – Yes < 0.1 %
Lead, Cadmium, Chromium (or) 1000
and mercury ppm
Formaldehyde High < 0.1%
GreenPro Encourages water based Paints

and elimination of solvents
Materials & Resources
 To bring down virgin material
consumption through
 Recycling
 Utilization of Industrial waste
 Use local materials
 Ensures elimination of Toxic,
Hazardous & Carcinogenic
materials
Green Cement
 Utilizes maximum Industrial waste
 PPC – Fly ash based cement
(upto 35%)
 PSC – Slag Cement

(upto 70%)
 Minimum utilization of natural

resources
 Low GHG emission per ton of

Cement produced
 Better Strength over a period of

time
Low Density Aggregate
 Excellent alternate for
conventional aggregate
 More than 90% fly ash as raw

material
 Uniform size
 Lower weight results in

reduction of steel utilization
 Preferred for low load bearing

applications
Benefits of Certified Products
End User
 Make lives Easier
 No due diligence is required –
Time & Effort saved
 Enhances the performance of

Green Buildings
 Will bag credits right during

selection
 Credit Points in IGBC Rating
system
To Sum Up…
 Certified Green Products
 Ensures benefits
 End-User will find it easier in
selecting products, equipment
& technologies
 ‘GreenPro’
 Win-Win for Manufacturers,
End-Users & Designers

Go Green….
www.igbc.in

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IGBC Rating Systems

for Greening Indian Railways

Indian Green Building Council

# 1) About IGBC &

# 2) IGBC initiatives for Indian Railways

# 3) Green Building Concepts & Case Studies

# 4) Next steps on Action plan

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

IGBC’s Headquarters & ©India’s First

Inaugurated by Dr A P J Abdul Kalam

association formed in 1895

environment for all’

 India to be one of the global

leaders in sustainable built

4,077 Green Building Projects

45+ Green 260+ Green 8 Green 2 Green

© Confederation of Indian Industry

India stands 2nd in the World

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

IGBC Green New IGBC Green IGBC Green Cities

Only Green Building Council in the World to have 20 Different Ratings

 IGBC Green Railway Stations

 IGBC Green MRTS

 IGBC Green Affordable Housing

 IGBC Green Interiors

 IGBC Green Healthcare

 Meet the demand for qualified

Indian Green building professionals

 2,400+ qualified professionals

 300 professionals taking up in next

© Confederation of Indian Industry

 Many measures - Larger Impact on the society

 CO2 emission reduction of 90,000 tonnes

 Installation of solar photovoltaic panels on buildings

Green built environment initiatives by railways

 Programmes to be taken under this MoU

IGBC Green IGBC

Environmental Economic Social

© Confederation of Indian Industry

Launch of IGBC Green Railway Stations Rating (Draft Pilot Version)

© Confederation of Indian Industry

 Enable both new stations and

Sustainable Station Facility 24

Health Hygiene & Sanitation 20

Smart & Green Initiative 12

Innovation & Development 05

40-49 Certified Good Practices

50-59 Silver Best Practices

Post-Implementation Audit: 15 Days

© Confederation of Indian Industry

 Optimizes energy efficiency

 Conserves natural resources

 Generates less waste

 Provides healthier spaces for people

Prithvi (Earth) Site Selection and Planning

Jal (Water) Water Conservation

Agni (Fire) Energy Efficiency

Vayu (Air) Indoor Environmental Quality

Akash (Sky) Daylight, Night Sky Pollution

 Reduce operating costs ITC Royal Gardenia, Bangalore

 Optimize life cycle