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    The document discusses India's GRIHA green building rating system. It provides details on: 1) GRIHA was launched in 2008 by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy as India's national rating system for green buildings. 2) GRIHA uses a point-based system to rate buildings based on criteria like energy efficiency, water conservation, and environmental impact. Buildings can receive ratings between 1 to 5 stars. 3) In 2010, the Indian government made a 3-star GRIHA rating mandatory for all new central government buildings.

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    The document discusses India's GRIHA green building rating system. It provides details on: 1) GRIHA was launched in 2008 by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy as India's national rating system for green buildings. 2) GRIHA uses a point-based system to rate buildings based on criteria like energy efficiency, water conservation, and environmental impact. Buildings can receive ratings between 1 to 5 stars. 3) In 2010, the Indian government made a 3-star GRIHA rating mandatory for all new central government buildings.

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    The document discusses India's GRIHA green building rating system. It provides details on: 1) GRIHA was launched in 2008 by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy as India's national rating system for green buildings. 2) GRIHA uses a point-based system to rate buildings based on criteria like energy efficiency, water conservation, and environmental impact. Buildings can receive ratings between 1 to 5 stars. 3) In 2010, the Indian government made a 3-star GRIHA rating mandatory for all new central government buildings.

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    The document discusses India's GRIHA green building rating system. It provides details on: 1) GRIHA was launched in 2008 by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy as India's national rating system for green buildings. 2) GRIHA uses a point-based system to rate buildings based on criteria like energy efficiency, water conservation, and environmental impact. Buildings can receive ratings between 1 to 5 stars. 3) In 2010, the Indian government made a 3-star GRIHA rating mandatory for all new central government buildings.

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    Ministry of New and Renewable Energy

    Government of India
    GRIHA
    Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment


    Siva Kishan, CEO, ADaRSH

    Energy Efficiency in buildings

    BEE launches ECBC as a voluntary building code 2007
    TERI plays a key role in developing benchmarks

    MNRE launched GRIHA as national rating system 2008
    TERI and MNRE work together in promoting Green Buildings

    CPWD adopted GRIHA as Green Building Standard 2009
    Training its officers across India in Green Buildings

    Government of India makes GRIHA 3 Star mandatory 2010
    All new central government buildings will be GRIHA Compliant

    State and local governments promote Green Buildings 2011
    TERI working with State and local governments on green norms
    Policies/programs to mainstream green construction
    Energy Conservation Act 2001
    enacted
    Energy Conservation Building
    Code (ECBC)2007 launched
    Star rating of existing buildings
    launched
    Ministry of Power/Bureau of Energy
    Efficiency empowered to mandate
    ECBC
    Environmental Clearance from the
    Ministry of Environment and
    Forests/State Environment Impact
    Assessment Authority mandatory for
    all large constructions
    Resource(energy,water)
    efficiency integral part of
    clearance
    Ministry of New and Renewable
    Energy Sources incentivises energy
    efficient buildings through its solar
    buildings program
    National green building rating
    system GRIHA launched
    National Action Plan on Climate
    Change
    Mission on Sustainable
    Habitat
    Convergence is crucial to implementation
    and mainstreaming
    GRIHA-Green Rating for Integrated Habitat
    Assessment
    Tool to facilitate design, construction, operation
    of a green building ,and in turn .measure
    greenness of a building in India
    What gets measured gets managed Lord Kelvin
    Administration
    The National Advisory Council
    Chaired by Secretary MNRE
    15 members
    The Technical Advisory Committee
    Chaired by Advisor MNRE
    15 members
    The GRIHA Secretariat
    ADaRSH, Association for Development and Research on
    Sustainable Habitat
    Advisory support from TERI and MNRE
    Panel of Third Party Evaluators


    Set of 34 criteria
    100 (+4 innovation points)
    point system with differential
    weightage on various criteria
    50 - 60
    61 - 70
    71 - 80
    81- 90
    91- 100

    Highlights
    Weightage
    GRIHA bonus points over and above 100 points
    Key highlights of GRIHA
    Sets out guidelines for design,
    construction and operation
    Combination of qualitative and
    quantitative criteria
    Sets performances benchmarks
    for key resources like, energy
    and water
    Facilitates integration of
    traditional knowledge on
    architecture with present day
    technology
    Integrates all relevant Indian
    codes and standards(e.g
    National building code 2005,
    Energy Conservation Building
    Code 2007, IS codes)
    Is in complete alignment with
    government policies and
    programs (e.g Environmental
    clearance by the MoEF)
    Building types
    Commercial
    Residential
    5 climatic zones
    Hot Dry
    Warm Humid
    Composite
    Temperate
    Cold
    First 5 star rated GRIHA building in IIT Kanpur
    Trees preserved and protected
    Outdoor solar lights
    N-S Orientation with shading
    (roof/window)
    Lesser paving
    Solar PV and Solar Thermal
    systems
    Optimization of building material & selection
    Initial energy consumption: 240 kWh/m
    2
    yr
    Cavity brick wall with insulation
    Roof insulation with fiber glass
    Shading on roof
    Double glass for windows
    240 kWh/m
    2
    per
    annum
    208 kWh/m
    2
    per
    annum
    13% energy savings
    Building envelope
    Brick wall
    RCC roof without insulation
    Single clear glass for windows
    Optimization of Lighting Design
    208 kWh/m
    2
    per
    annum
    168 kWh/m
    2
    per
    annum
    19% energy savings
    Lighting optimization
    Efficient fixtures
    Efficient fixtures & lamps
    Efficient layout
    Daylight integration
    Achievement
    LPD=1.3W/ft2

    Illumination levels as per
    standards:
    Laboratory: 400 lux
    Corridors: 200 lux
    Work plane (faculty room): 300 lux
    Optimisation of HVAC system
    HVAC system
    Air-cooled chiller
    Water-cooled chiller
    CoP=4.88 (complying with
    minimum efficiency
    requirements of the Energy
    Conservation Building Code)
    168 kWh/m
    2
    per
    annum
    133 kWh/m
    2
    per
    annum
    21% energy savings
    Low energy strategies
    Thermal energy
    storage
    Chilled water
    loop
    Condenser water
    loop
    Water body
    Optimisation of HVAC design
    Controls used in HVAC system
    Variable speed drives for chilled
    water pumps
    Efficient load management
    Earth air tunnel for fresh air
    treatment
    133 kWh/m
    2
    per
    annum
    98 kWh/m
    2
    per
    annum
    26% energy savings
    HVAC system
    No controls used in HVAC system
    Annual Energy Savings
    EPI = 240 kWh/m
    2
    per annum
    EPI = 208 kWh/m
    2
    per annum
    EPI = 133 kWh/m
    2
    per annum
    EPI = 168 kWh/m
    2
    per annum
    EPI = 98 kWh/m
    2
    per annum
    Initial energy
    performance
    Final energy
    performance
    59% savings
    Envelope optimisation
    Lighting optimisation
    Efficient chiller
    Controls for HVAC system
    S P Infocity, Manesar
    Spazzio Design Architecture Limited
    IT park Near Delhi
    Key energy efficiency features that added to cost (1
    crore)
    High performance glazing (Incremental cost of Rs 79
    lacs)
    Roof insulation(Incremental cost of 5 lacs)
    Efficient lighting with controls(incremental cost of 7.7
    lacs)
    High efficiency chillers/pumps/fans (about 108 TR which
    is 25% of total tonnage was saved, hence there was a
    marginal increase in cost by about 8.6 lacs)
    Annual energy savings : 60 lacs
    Built up area is 10400 sqm of which
    7050 sqm is air conditioned
    Incentives for GRIHA Certified Green Buildings
    Project Proponent / Owner
    90% Registration cum Certification fee reimbursed
    3 Star for buildings < 5000 sq.m.
    4 Star for buildings > 5000 sq.m.
    Project Team (Architects / HVAC Designers)
    Cash rewards
    3 Star for buildings < 5000 sq.m.
    4 Star for buildings > 5000 sq.m.
    Capital Subsidy on Photovoltaic panels
    As per MNRE scheme for urban areas
    Municipal Corporations / Urban local bodies
    Rs.50 lakhs (Corporations)
    Rs.25 laksh (other ULBs)

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