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ECBC is a mandate developed by Bureau of Energy Efficiency  (BEE), Ministry of Power, Government of India

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ECBC is designed primarily to address energy efficient buildings in terms of their energy performance ( taking into consideration the climatic regions of the country where the building is located) measured by their use of effective
a) Envelope (walls, roofs, windows) ,

b) Lighting systems ,

c) HVAC System ,

d) Water heating and pumping system and

e) Electrical Power Systems

Links to ECBC and ENS Training Videos by Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE)

https://youtu.be/yJtLjObl4FM 

https://youtu.be/930UjaT3ll8 

EDGE

EDGE is an innovation by IFC, which includes a tool to make it easier to design and certify resource-efficient and Zero Carbon buildings. The main certifier for EDGE in India is GBCI (Green Business Certification Inc.)

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EDGE (“Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies”) is operational in more than 170 countries. IFC created EDGE to respond to the need for a measurable and credible solution to prove the business case for building green and unlock financial investment. EDGE includes a cloud-based platform to calculate the cost of going green and utility savings. The EDGE tool has a regularly updated database of city-based climate and cost data, consumption patterns and algorithms for predicting the most accurate performance results.

IGBC

IGBC is a council which has developed Green Building Rating Programmes which can be voluntarily opted for, it is a part of CII Confederation of Indian Industries

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IGBC rates green buildings in terms of

a) Sustainability of Site

b) Effective & Efficient use of Water on site & during operations

c) Energy efficiency

d)Material & Resources and

e) Indoor Environment Quality.

 

The energy efficiency criteria of IGBC asks the builder / developer to meet ECBC standards

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To read more about these rating systems, and understand the differences,  download our comparative table here

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