Seminar on “Sustainable & Safe Buildings”

ENERGY EFFICIENCY & ECBC

7th February, 2020

Parade Ground, Sector 17, Chandigarh

Er. Balkar Singh, FIE (I), CEA

Joint Director
PUNJAB ENERGY DEVOLPMENT AGENCY
CHANDIGARH
CLIMATE CHANGE
GLOBAL
WARMING
 Impacts of
Global Warming
are already here….
ILL EFFECTS
 The Rising Sea Levels…

Coastal flooding…
The Melting Glaciers
Unprecedented Snow-Fall
Excessive Rainfall & Floods
INTENSE HEAT WAVES
Emission of CO2-Major cause of
Global Warming

In 1958, the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere was measured

at 316ppm, as of May 2016 it was 407ppm
In just 130 years, CO2 concentration has increased by 45%
 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
• GLOBAL WARMING
 Changes in the climate are the principle cause of change in global
temperature
 1°C increase of average global temp. from 1880-1980
 Concentration of CO² is increasing @ 4.5% per decade

• POWER SCENARIO
 The country’s power generation capacity has increased up to 368 GW.
 But the country is still passing through unprecedented power shortage of
0.7% in average and 2% in peak demand.
 India needs to add 10,000-15,000 MW of capacity addition each year to
meet the power demand.
 More than 60% of energy is being produced from coal & petroleum which is
adding maximum pollution.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
ENERGY GENERATION AND SUPPLY
 Change in Dependence on non-renewable sources for generation
 Use of renewable energy sources: solar wind hydro and bio-energy
 Efficient machines for power generation
 Efficient system of transmission and distribution

EFFICIENT USE OF ENERGY AND ITS CONSERVATION

Strategy development to make power available
Augmentation gap between demand and supply
One unit of energy saved = one and half unit of capacity addition.
Energy Conservation Act-2001
Energy Conservation Building Code
 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN BUILDINGS

Energy conservation potential exists to the tune of
40-50% in new buildings and 15-20% in existing
buildings
Adoption of energy efficient design for upcoming
new buildings
Sustainable development – a crucial challenge of the
architect and designer
Low energy consuming and environment friendly
building – considered as sustainable
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

SMART ENERGY LIVING PYRAMID

PUNJAB ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (PEDA)

MISSION STATEMENT:

“PEDA – working towards a sustainable energy future”

 THRUST AREAS
Renewable Energy:
• Small Hydel Projects on Canal falls.
• Biomass/Agro Residue based power projects.
• Cogeneration power project in Sugar Mills and Paper industry.
• Solar Photovoltaic based technologies.
• Solar Thermal Systems.
• Biogas Development Program

Energy Conservation & Efficiency:

• Commercial Buildings (Existing / New buildings, ECBC)
• Industrial (Large, Medium & SMEs, Perform Achieve & Trade)
• Municipal (Energy Efficient Street lighting, Water pumping)
• Agriculture (Energy Efficient / Star Rated pump-sets)
• Domestic Sector (Energy Efficient Construction / Electrical appliances)
 Renewable Energy in the state of Punjab
Renewable Biomass Co- Solar Hydro Waste to Total
Energy Power generation Power Power Energy (MW)
Generation Power

Installed 90.5 436.75 937 168.65 1.50 1634.40

Capacity (12%)
(MW)

 Punjab has a mission to harness 2,500 MW energy from renewable sources of energy
(RSE) by 2022
 New and Renewable Sources of Energy (NRSE) Policy launched in 2012 – Target
RSE 15% of total installed power capacity by 2022
 Net Metering Policy launched in 2014 – Target 500 MW through Stand Alone, Rooftop
and IPP Solar projects by 2022

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World Largest Rooftop Solar PV Power Plant
Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant

Location: Golden Temple, Sri Amritsar Sahib

Capacity: 25 KWp
Date of Commissioning: August 2011

2
0
 Solar Power Plant

Location: Parliament House, New Delhi

Capacity: 80 KWp

21
 SOLAR STEAM COOKING SYSTEM

Gurdwara Baba Deep Singh Ji Shaheed, Solkhian, Distt. Ropar

22
 Renewable Energy Projects

Bio-CNG Plant
Location: Village Kala Tiba, Distt. Fazilka
Biomass Power Generation Plant
Capacity: 600 Cubic meter
Location: Village Khokhar Khurd, Distt. Mansa
Date of Commissioning: November 2011
Capacity: 10 MW
Date of Commissioning: July 2013

High Rate Biomethanation Power Plant (cattle dung)

Location: Haibowal Dairy Complex, Ludhiana
Biomass Power Plant Capacity: 1MWp
Location: Birpind Date of Commissioning: September 2004
Capacity: 6 MW (First of its kind project in Asia)
Date of Commissioning: Feb 2013
2
3
 Roof Top Solar Power Plants under Net Metering
(Industrial Sector)

100 kW 100 kW
Sel Manufacturing Company Limited Eveline International
Dhandari Kalan, Ludhiana Campa Cola Road, G T Road, Dhandari
Kalan, Ludhiana

500 kW 100 kW
Radiant Textiles Ltd. Mex Switchgears Pvt. Ltd.,
Village Chaunth, Patiala Raipur, Jalandhar
Roof Top Solar Power Plants under Net Metering
(Domestic Sector)

5 kW 38 kW
Kirpal Singh Vinod Kumar
Raikot, Ludhiana Khana, Ludhiana

3 kW 2 kW
Anil Kalra Gurpal Singh
Sunam, Sangrur Model Town, Patiala
2.5 MW Capacity Canal Top Solar Power Plant,
Ghaggar Branch Canal, (Nidhampur)
2.5 MW Capacity Canal Top Solar Power Plant, Sidhwan Branch Canal
Demonstration Project of Energy Efficiency in Street
Lighting M.C. Mohali
 Demo Project
Energy Efficiency in Area/Street Lighting (LED Based)
 SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE
• It seeks to minimize the negative environment impact of
buildings by efficiency and moderation in the use of materials,
energy and development space.

• Sustainable Architect uses a conscious approach to energy and

ecological conservation in the design of the build environment.

• Green building is the practice of increasing the efficiency of

buildings and their use of energy, water, materials and reducing
buildings impacts on human health and the environment

through better sitting, design, construction, operation, maintenance

and removal taking into account every aspect of the complete
building life cycle.
DEFINING ENERGY BALANCE IN THE BUILDING
ENERGY BALANCE THROUGH NET METERING
Punjab ECBC
Approved by the
Cabinet.
Notified on 24.6.2016 by
Deptt. Of New &
Renewable Energy,
Punjab for mandatory
use to bring energy
efficiency in Building
sector in the state of
Punjab
 The Punjab Municipal Green Buildings Incentives Policy – 2016
Notification no. DTP(LG)-2016/2895 dated 19.12.2016 issued by Dept. of Local Govt. (Town Planning Wing)

• Incentive of 15% Rebate in property tax shall be granted to

the building till the time building is Punjab ECBC compliant.
• Incentive under other rating systems:
 An incentive of additional 5% FAR shall be granted free of cost
to the buildings on submission of “Grant Building” certificate
from following agencies with rating as below:
 Buildings granted 4 or 5 star rating by GRIHA or;
 Buildings granted Gold / Platinum rating by LEED or;
 Buildings granted Gold / Platinum rating by IGBC
• This incentive shall be applicable to the Residential and non-
residential buildings on plot sizes above 100 sqm. (120 sq.
yards)
 Implementation of ECBC in Punjab

• ECBC Cell & ENS Cell

• Advisory committee of Nodal Officers from the

concerned departments/organizations.

•Capacity Building Training programs

• One Day (Awareness)
• Two Day (Detailed)
• Two Day (Simulation)
ECBC 2017 Launched on 19th June, 2017
Objectives of ECBC 2017
 THE KEY FEATURES OF ECBC 2017

• Technology Neutral
• Renewable energy integration
• Beyond Code Performance
 ECBC Compliant Building
 ECBC + Building
 Super ECBC Building
• Representative Building Typologies
• Passive Design Strategies
Impact of ECBC 2017
 BEE 5 STAR RATED OFFICE BUILDING
SOLAR PASSIVE COMPLEX, CHANDIGARH
1. Orientation has been developed in response to the solar
geometry.
2. Floating slabs and cutouts to allow free and quick movement
of air.
3. Single envelope with outer-walls as cavity walls.
4. Light vaults to admit day light without glare.
5. Insulated roofing to avoid penetration of heat from the roof.
6. Solar Power plant of capacity 25Kwp to meet the basic
requirement of electricity in the complex.

7. Shell roofing on central atrium to admit daylight without glare

and heat coupled with defused lighting through glass to glass
solar panels.
8. Water bodies for cooling the complex in the hot dry period.
9. Landscape horticulture to minimize air pollution, sound
pollution and filter/cool the entry of air.
10. Auditorium
11. Exhibition Centre
12. Scientifically designed workstations.
BEE *****Rated under “BEE Star Rating of Govt. Building Scheme”
Eco Niwas Samhita: ECBC for Residential Buildings
Launched on 14th December, 2018

Part – I Building Envelope (Energy

Conservation Building Code for Residential
Sector)

ENS Cell has been established in PEDA

Office w.e.f. February, 2020 upto December,
2020

•Interaction with stakeholders

•Facilitate Govt. & Stakeholders for
implementation
•Capacity Building Training programs
•Demo Projects
PEDA BUILDING, CHANDIGARH
INDIAN HABITAT CENTRE
AKSHAY URJA BHAWAN, PUNCHKULA
JANG-E-AZADI
PEDA organized Workshop-cum-Exhibition on Energy Efficient Building Materials /
Appliances on September 15th, 2017 at PEDA Auditorium, Chandigarh
Workshop-cum-Exhibition on Energy Efficient Building
material on 31st May 2019
Celebration of Energy Conservation Day on 20th Dec. 2019
 CONCLUSION
• Architects are the driving force for Sustainable
Architecture.
• It is only possible with cooperation of all the
stakeholders design professionals, owners, material
manufacturer and regulators.
• Awareness events can boost up the sustainable
architecture.
• Integration of renewable energy and energy
efficiency make sense for sustainable development.
 ADOPT RENEWABLE ENERGY- GO GREEN
SAVE ENERGY - SAVE EARTH & MAKE LIFE SUSTAINABLE

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