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EnvironmEntal managEmEnt, EnErgy ConsErvation and grEEn Building
































            Process of rain water harvesting                             Creation of Dug-well

              Year 2012-13


            uSE of PASSiVE tEcHnoLogiES for Energy conservation by crEDA

            and chhattisgarh Housing Board



               hhattisgarh State Renewable  Energy Development  Agency  (CREDA)  along with   The building design reduced cumulative energy expenditure to the tune of about 45% with
           CChhattisgarh Housing Board took up the mission to erect energy efficient building   respect to any general office building in summer and about 15% in winner though strategic
            – CSERC office building in the State of Chhattisgarh. The building was conceived  total   design confirming relevant principles of solar passive technology.
            number of 3 floors - the 1st floor accommodated Chhattisgarh State Electricity Regulatory
            Commission  (CSERC) and the 2nd floor  accommodated Chhattisgarh State Renewable   With the above, the final gross EP came down to about 50 kWh/smt/annum and more
            Energy Development Agency (CREDA). The floor area of CSERC office building was 2072.5   than 60% of gross carpet area was conditioned/cooled.  After 80 kW SPV power plant
            sqmt.  It consisted of 80 kW Solar Photovoltaic (SPV) Power Plant situated on the Ground   installation, the net EPI came down to (-) 15.87 kW/sqmt/annum.  During that time, CSERC
            floor.  The power consumption of the building from August 2011 to July 2012 was noted   building was the 1st Net Energy Plus building of the country.  Furthermore, it was awarded
            and observed that the power generated from SPV plant during the period was 86308 kWh   5 Star rating by Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) (Govt. of India, Ministry of Power) for
            whereas power import from Chhattisgarh State Electricity  Board grid was 53416  kWh.     being the most energy efficient building in the State of Chhattisgarh.
            Hence,  export  of  surplus  power  was  323892  kWh  against  actual  figure  of  33897  KWh.
            Hence, net Energy Performance Index (EPI) was (-) 15.87 kWh/sqmt/annum. However, the
            gross EPI was 50.85 kWh/sqmt/annum with gross consumption of 105826 kWh where
            more than 70% of gross carpet area was conditioned/completed.

            Since Chattisgarh State enjoyed maximum number of sunny days annually and keeping
            this in the view, the orientation and volume of the building was conceived by formulating
            VOC analysis. The orientation of the building was designed as North-South. Solar umbrellas
            were provided with an inclination of 78 deg from the ground which shaded the outer walls. 3
            layers of walls with cavities in between were provided to reduce the U-factor. Air conditioned
            and non-air conditioned spaces, which eventually turned in to explorative cooled areas were
            distributed  effectively.   Evaporative  ductable cooling facility for cooling non-AC spaces,
            walls and roof insulation was provided in the design.  Internal sensitive fibers were carefully
            shaded  to reduce heat  gains. Based  on the  above, maximum  internal  illumination  load   Exterior view of the green building
            comes about 3.00 kW against total maximum connected load of 100 kW.


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