GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, DAHOD
CIVIL DEPARTMENT
ZERO ENERGY BUILDING
ABSTRACT
 As the energy is produced at the site, the losses of energy will
be minimum. At the heart of the zero energy building concept is
the idea that buildings can meet all their energy requirements
from low cost, locally available, non polluting renewable
sources. Buildings have significant impacts on non-renewable
energy, which is adversely affect on environment and
development of country. Some percentage of energy consumed
by buildings and responsible for increasing the pollution. To
reduce this type of problems government as well as scientists
took various steps. This project is provide a detailed overview
of the zero energy building, which will help in saw to new way
for construction work in addition reduce the adverse effects on
environment and conserve the non- renewable energy for
future generation.
INTRODUCTION
 residential buildings use almost 40% of the primary energy and
approximately 70% of the electrici. The energy used by the
building sector continues to increase, primarily because new
buildings are constructed faster than old ones are retired.
Electricity consumption in the commercial building sector
doubled between 1980 and 2000, and is expected to increase
another 50% by 2025.
 Energy consumption in the commercial building sector will
continue to increase until buildings can be designed to produce
enough energy to offset the growing energy demand of these
buildings. Toward this end, the has established an aggressive
goal to create the technology and knowledge base for cost-
effective zero-energy commercial buildings (ZEBs) by 2025.
OBJECTIVE
 Design project which works on green technology
 Minimize overall environmental impact
 Complete green energy concept.
 Easy to controlling
 Works at high temperature
 Initial cost is less.
 High power output
SCOPE OF WORK
 Urgency is growing across the nation as the impacts of global
warming on our economy, health, agriculture, and environment
become certain. Greenhouse gas emissions from our buildings,
transportation, and energy generation are causing our climate
to change, and to avoid catastrophic consequences, we must
change too.
 Simultaneously, the advent of peak oil production and the
ongoing instability of foreign oil markets threaten our national
and economic security, requiring more than ever. The
imperative is clear: we must find new ways to create clean and
local energy, reduce our energy consumption, and remake our
society to support a low carbon infrastructure.
 With buildings contributing close to 40 percent of greenhouse
gas emissions and consuming 40 percent of energy. Energy
efficiency and renewable energy technologies must become
central to the way we design and build.
LITERATURE REVIEW
SOLUTION
Buildings have significant impacts on non-renewable energy, which
is adversely affect on environment and development of country.
Some percentage of energy consumed by buildings and responsible
for increasing the pollution. To reduce this type of problems
government as well as scientists took various steps. This project is
provide a detailed overview of the zero energy building, which will
help in saw to new way for construction work in addition reduce
the adverse effects on environment and conserve the non-
renewable energy for future generation. Hence, in it usage of
building envelope components such as insulation materials,
window, doors. Moreover application of solar panel to store the
energy so as to achieve the goal of Zero Energy Building. It has basic
four problems:
1. ELECTRIC SOURCE
2. WATER DEMAND
3. GLOBAL WARMING
4. SEWAGE
CONCLUSION OF WORK
 The future development of primary energy get much more
attention in future analyses and research of a building’s energy
performance.
 The cost optimal methodology uses a complex approach for
finding building variants with least life-cycle cost.
 There is reduction of greenhouse gas emissions if we use
renewable energy sources.
 A real life-cycle balance for nearly zero-energy buildings should
take into consideration appliances and plug-loads as well as
energy and various pollutant emissions related to the
construction and disposal of the building. ZEB can be applied
any building.
GUIDED BY:
Prof. N.B.UMRAVIA
PREPARD BY:
150183106002 BARIA MANISHA
150183106021 PARMAR RAVIKANT
150183106024 PATEL AMITKUMAR
150183106026 PATEL ASMITA