Environment

• CRD includes passive design measures such as avoid, orient, shade, reflect
• Passive design strategies are incorporated to achieve comfortable internal temperatures through appropriate use of walling and roofing materials and efficient, shaded, and right-sized windows to reduce solar heat gain
• For optimal lighting, an effective wall-window ratio is used

• Design for energy-efficient lighting requirements
• Design for usage of solar lights, water heating systems
• Design for use of energy-efficient water pumps, motors, lifts

• Design for use of on-site (rooftop) solar, wind, etc.
• Tie-up with a 3rd party renewable energy distributor to meet remaining energy requirements for residential homes and common areas.

Energy-efficient equipments

• Use of LED lights and solar streetlights in common areas
• Design for use of energy-efficient water pumps, motors, lifts

• Energy sensitisation — posters, training, etc. (behavioural interventions)
• Metering for office and contractor electricity usage — Ohm assistant meters by Sustlabs installed across offices
• Use of energy-efficient equipment — star-rated ACs, refrigerators, fans, lights, etc
• Process improvements — through the sustainability maturity assessment framework

• Energy sensitisation (behavioural interventions) - through resident assistance, sustainability flipbook, and capacity-building workshops (Make the Switch).
• Use of energy-efficient equipment — star-rated ACs, refrigerators, fans, lights, etc.
• Use of on-site renewable energy for 100% common area lighting
• Use of grid-based renewable energy from a 3rd party for powering remaining energy requirements for residential homes and common area

• Sustainable design guidelines
• Sustainable office guidelines
• IGBC green homes/net zero/GRIHA criteria
• Energy conservation building code for residential buildings (ECBC-R) and ECSBC (energy conservation and sustainable building code)
• Net zero energy action plan

• Sustainable office guidelines
• Planet-positive action plan

• Resident assist sustainability flipbook
• Capacity-building workshops (make the switch)
• Marketing collaterals and brochures

• CRD includes passive design measures such as avoid, orient, shade, reflect
• Passive design strategies are incorporated to achieve comfortable internal temperatures through appropriate use of walling and roofing materials and efficient, shaded, and right-sized windows to reduce solar heat gain
• For optimal lighting, an effective wall-window ratio is used

• Design for energy-efficient lighting requirements
• Design for usage of solar lights, water heating systems
• Design for use of energy-efficient water pumps, motors, lifts

• Design for use of on-site (rooftop) solar, wind, etc.

• Use of dual-fuel diesel generator sets
• Metering for office - Ohm assistant meters by Sustlabs installed across offices

• Energy sensitisation – posters, training, etc. (behavioural interventions)
• Use of energy-efficient equipment – Star-rated ACs, refrigerators, fans, lights, etc.
• Process improvements – through sustainability maturity reviews

• Use of on-site and off-site renewable energy

• Sustainable design guidelines
• Sustainable office guidelines
• IGBC green city/township criteria
• Energy conservation building code
• Planet-positive action plan

• Sustainable office guidelines
• SOPs
• Capacity-building workshops - Make the Switch, etc.
• Planet-positive action plan

• Energy-efficient, green building portfolio
• Reduction in construction cost

• Reduction in lifecycle cost