Roundtable on “Institutionalization of ECBC Training and Certification” (4 August 2024), New Delhi
Title: Roundtable on “Institutionalization of ECBC Training and Certification”
Location: USAID ECO-III Project Office, New Delhi
Start Time: 10:00
Date: 2024-08-04
End Time: 13:00
Objective
Organized a roundtable on “Institutionalization of ECBC Training and Certification” in partnership with Bureau of Energy Efficiency on August 4, 2024 at New Delhi to discuss content, approach, procedure and other aspects related to institutionalization of ECBC Training and Certification program for users (design professionals, developers, etc.) and code compliance officials.
Description
The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) has been promoting the implementation of the Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC) through several capacity building programs. In collaboration with ECO-III Project, BEE has developed the ECBC User Guide and ECBC Tip Sheets for raising awareness among stakeholders on ECBC. Building on these efforts, there is a pressing need to institutionalize a training and certification program for users (design professionals, developers, etc.) and code compliance officials, to ensure that these constituents are conversant with ECBC.
The ECBC Standardized Training Package has been developed by the ECO-III under BEE’s guidance, to help expedite ECBC implementation. The training material has been developed with the help of several technical resources, including the ECBC Tip Sheets and ECBC User Guide. A number of illustrations and tables have been included to illustrate technical topics in an “easy to understand” manner. BEE formally launched this standardized training package on December 10, 2010.
The objective of the training package is to enhance ECBC awareness, provide administrative and technical guidance towards code compliance, help understand the technical basis of ECBC requirements and introduce the participants to other useful resources. The package includes following nine modules;
- ECBC Awareness: A brief introduction to the background and development of ECBC and its significance in terms of energy savings.
- ECBC Scope & Administration: An overview of the scope as well as the various compliance approaches.
- Building Envelope
- Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning
- Service Hot Water and Pumping
- Lighting
- Electrical power
- ECBC Compliance: The module discusses the compliance procedure and requirements (documents)
- Building Physics
Regional Workshop on Building Physics & Energy Simulation for Architecture and Engineering Students (18 – 21 July 2024), New Delhi
Title: Regional Workshop on Building Physics & Energy Simulation for Architecture and Engineering Students (18 - 21 July 2024), New Delhi
Location: Casuarina Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Start Date: 2024-07-18
End Date: 2024-07-21
Objectives
The key objectives of the workshop are:
- To develop capacity of students, studying built environment, in the fundamentals of building physics and energy simulation;
- To encourage and catalyze the incorporation of these subjects in the design studio;
- To facilitate a network of key architectural and engineering institutions allowing for future interactions and deliberations;
- To identify gaps and opportunities to enhance the architectural education to develop future professionals capable of delivering energy efficient and sustainable buildings;
- To provide an overview of the Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC)
Presentations
1. Curriculum Enhancement Program
2. Overview of Building Energy Scenario and ECBC
3. Energy Simulation
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Train the Trainer Workshop for Faculty of Architecture and Engineering Schools (11-14 July 2011), Ranchi
Title: Train the Trainer Workshop (11-14 July 2011)
Location: Department of Architecture, Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra Ranchi, Jharkhand
Start Date: 2024-07-11
End Date: 2024-07-14
Objectives
- To develop capacity of faculty members in the fundamentals of building physics and energy simulation
- To encourage and catalyze the incorporation of these subjects in the architectural curriculum
- To facilitate a network of key architectural and engineering institutions for future interactions and deliberations
- To identify gaps and opportunities to enhance the architectural education to develop professionals capable of delivering energy efficient and sustainable buildings
- To provide an overview of the Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC)
Presentations
1. Curriculum Enhancement Program
2. Overview of Energy Scenario in India and ECBC
3. Making the Business Case for Energy Efficiency
4. Energy Simulation
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Roundtable on Net Zero Energy Buildings: Concept to Completion (7 July 2024), Ahmedabad
Title: Roundtable on Net Zero Energy Buildings: Concept to Completion (7 July 2024), Ahmedabad
Location: CEPT University, Kasturbhai Lalbhai Campus, University Road, Ahmedabad
Date: 2024-07-07
Description
In partnership with Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) and CEPT University, Ahmedabad, USAID ECO-III Project (ECO-III) organized a one-day Roundtable on “Net Zero Energy Buildings: Concept to Completion” on 7 July at CEPT, Ahmedabad.
ECO-III is currently working on a program for Net Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) in India with an objective to assist architects, designers, developers, technology manufacturers and government direct their efforts and resources over the next five to ten years so that there is a compelling case for designing and developing all new buildings in the foreseeable future as NZEBs. The program has the following components:
- NZEB Strategy Roadmap,
- NZEB Pilot Project for technology demonstration,
- Dissemination of NZEB Design and construction process and benefits
With this in mind, ECO-III in partnership with Bureau of Energy Efficiency organized a one-day “Roundtable on Technologies for Net Zero Energy Buildings” on 25 May 2024 at New Delhi, whereby we engaged in discussions with industry partners (technology manufacturers) to seek their inputs on developing this program.
In continuation of these efforts and as a next step in this direction, this Roundtable on “Net Zero Energy Buildings: Concept to Completion” was organized on 7 July at Ahmedabad.
Objective
The objective of the Roundtable was to engage architects, engineers and building developers for their active involvement in the development of an NZEB paradigm in India, and get actively associated with ‘Net Zero Energy Buildings Program’.
Presentations
Inaugural Session
Session I: NZEBs and Importance of Integrated Design Process
- The Weidt Group: Mr. Prasad Vaidya - Zero Energy Buildings - A US Perspective
- Ghosh, Bose & Associates: Ms. Shakuntala Ghosh - Integrated Design Process: Opportunities and Challenges Faced by Design Professionals - An Architects Perspective
- Footprints E.A.R.T.H.: Mr. Yatin Pandya - Towards Net Zero Builtform - Design Approaches for India
Session II: Components of NZEB: Design Solutions
- Design Consortium: Ms. Madhavi Patel - Towards Net Zero Energy Buildings in India: Integration of Climate Responsive Architectural Features for Reduction in Operational Energy
- Spectral Services: Mr. Ashish Rakheja/Ms. Sana Salman - Shunya: A Net-Zero Building: A Review of Passive Strategies
- Mechartés: Mr. Shishir Gupta - Net Zero Energy Buildings : Contribution by Simulations
- Munjal Bhatt Architects: Mr. Munjal Bhatt - In response to Context - Context as a Generative Tool for Architectural Design
- Kalpakrit Sustainable Environments:Mr.Neeraj Kapoor: Optimization of Loads and Technology Demonstrators for a Large NZEB
Session III: Components of NZEB: Technological Solutions
Train the Trainer Workshop for Certified Measurement and Verification Professionals (CMVPs) (4-6 July 2011), New Delhi
Title: Train the Trainer Workshop for Certified Measurement and Verification Professionals (CMVPs)
Location: New Delhi
Start Date: 2024-07-04
Start Time: 09:00
End Date: 2024-07-06
End Time: 17:00
Objective
Capacity Building of Certified Measurement and Verification Professionals (CMVPs) who will be conducting the future M&V Training Programs in India.
4th South Asia M&V & IPMVP Training and CMVP Level 3 Certification (30 June-2 July 2011), New Delhi
Title: 4th South Asia M&V & IPMVP Training and CMVP Level 3 Certification
Location: Willow Hall, India Habitat Centre, Lodi Road, New Delhi - 110 003
Start Date: 2024-06-30
End Date: 2024-07-02
Description
This training program, organized in partnership with AEEE, was aimed at providing an opportunity for Indian energy professionals to undertake the Level 3 CMVP training and certification test so as to qualify for an internationally recognized credential in the field of energy efficiency. Around 24 participants were present and the CMVP Exam was taken by 18 candidates from reputed companies.
The CMVP certification programme aims at providing a robust understanding of advanced M&V techniques for enabling enterprises and high intensity energy users to optimize their energy efficiency, with emphasis on the uniqueness of each project and its M&V plans. Measurement and Verification skills are integral to various energy efficiency programmes in India:
- M&V is a key component of LEED, GRIHA and other third party rating systems for buildings.
- The Perform, Achieve and Trade (PAT) scheme under National Mission on Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE) requires mutually agreed upon M&V to determine energy consumption reduction achieved (or not) by designated industries.
- Energy Savings Certificates or ECerts will be issued after verification of M&V plans and processes.
- Government’s EE programmes launched through BEE envisage the use of M&V where ESCOs are involved, including but not limited to energy conservation in Municipalities, Government Buildings etc.
For further information please visit AEEE website < www.aeee.in >.
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Roundtable on Technologies for Net Zero Energy Buildings (25 May 2024), New Delhi
Title: Roundtable on Technologies for Net Zero Energy Buildings (25 May 2024), New Delhi
Location: Amaltas Hall, India Habitat Centre, Lodi Road, New Delhi-110003
Start Time: 9:30
Date: 2024-05-25
End Time: 17:30
Description
In partnership with Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), USAID ECO-III Project (ECO-III) organized the Roundtable on “Technologies for Net Zero Energy Buildings” on May 25 2011 at Amaltas Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
ECO-III is currently working on an initiative to promote a program for Net Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) in India with an objective to assist stakeholders, including policymakers, to direct efforts and resources over the next five to ten years, so that these could facilitate the development of a NZEB paradigm for the country. At the heart of NZEB approach is a super-efficient building that can meet all its energy requirements from locally available renewable energy sources. The effective promotion of NZEB concept in India will involve the development of new policies and the acceleration of adoption of some key technologies, so as to bring about a significant change in the way energy is used in commercial buildings.
Objective
The key objective of the roundtable was to engage technology manufacturers, to solicit their inputs and their active involvement in the development of an NZEB paradigm in India. The manufacturers were asked to provide information on their cutting-edge technology offerings, including technical details and cost effectiveness, as well as to highlight opportunities and barriers towards their actual application for NZEBs. The proceedings of the roundtable will facilitate ECO-III in the formulation of an “NZEB Strategy Roadmap for India”.
Presentations
Inaugural Session
Session I: Envelope - Energy Efficient Technologies
- Glazing Society of India: Mr. G. N. Gohul Deepak - Role of Building Envelopes in NZEBs
- Saint-Gobain Glass India: Mr. Manish Srivastava - Glass and Net Zero Energy Buildings
- Asahi India Glass: Dr. Avlokita Agrawal - Glass in Buildings- An ill-designed feature
- Owens Corning: Mr. Nilesh Ghorpade - Designing with Insulation
- Green Building Envelopes: Mr. Aditya Kaura - Roof-paint Insulation
- Wienerberger: Mr. Kundan Dighe - Clay Bricks for NZEBs
- Environmental Design Solutions: Ms. Chitrangada Bisht - Cool Roofs for Cool Cities
- Spectral Services: Ms. Sangita Das - Green Walls
- Fenesta Buildings: Mr. Y. P. Singh - A perspective to energy saving with uPVC windows in Buildings
Session II: Lighting Technologies
- Indian Society of Lighting Engineers: Mr. H.S. Mamak - Opening Remarks
- Surya Roshni: Mr. S. Chakraborty - Lighting Technology for Commercial Building
- Mr. Nirmit Jhaveri - Lighting Technologies: Design Mantras
Session III: Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Technologies
- ISHRAE: Mr. Ashwini Mehra - ISHRAE’s Role in Promoting NZEBs
- Pankaj Dharkar & Associates: Mr. Pankaj R. Dharkar - High Performance HVAC for NZEBs
- Carrier Airconditioning & Refrigeration: Mr. Rahul Garg- HVAC Technologies: Developments and Trends
- REHAU Polymers: Mr. Amit Dhairyawan - Innovative Building Solutions
- Desiccant Rotors International: Mr. Varun Pahwa - Energy Recovery Solutions for Green Buildings
Session IV: Renewable Energy Technologies
- Solar Energy Society of India: Mr. Ajay Prakash Shrivastava - Use of Solar Energy Devices for NZEBs
- West Bengal Renewable Energy Development Agency: Mr. Joy Chakroborty - WBREDAInitiatives
- Tata BP Solar: Mr. Anil Patni - Solar Energy: Towards Zero Net Energy Buildings
- Ramky Enviro Engineers: Dr. A. K. Saxena - Challenges & Opportunities for WTE from Urban Solid Waste
- Asahi India Glass: Dr. Avlokita Agrawal - Glass in Buildings-Beyond Glazing
Session V: Energy Performance Monitoring Technologies
Awareness Workshop on Energy Conservation Building Code and Standardized Training Modules (30 April 2024), UT, Chandigarh
Location: Chandigarh
Date: 2024-04-30
India M&V and IPMVP Familiarization Workshop (21 April 2024), Pune
Title: India M&V and IPMVP Familiarization Workshop (21 April 2024), Pune
Location: SKF College Campus, SKF India Ltd, Chinchwad, Pune-33
Start Time: 09:00
Date: 2024-04-21
End Time: 17:00
Description
In 2008, USAID ECO-III Project (ECO-III) convened a group of energy efficiency companies to incorporate Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy (AEEE) with a specific purpose of facilitating collaboration amongst India’s energy efficiency (EE) industries and service providers to support the government’s energy conservation and EE policy implementation, market development, and implementation of EE improvements across all sectors of India’s economy.
With continuing support from ECO-III, AEEE launched Measurement and Verification (M&V) training & Certified M&V Professional (CMVP) Certification in India in 2009.
AEEE is an Affiliate of Efficiency Valuation Organization (EVO) and conducts M&V and IPMVP Seminars on a monthly basis in different cities and CMVP Certification once in 6 months in different regions in India. AEEE, in partnership with EVO organised the next M&V and IPMVP Familiarization Workshop in Pune on 21st April 2011. The Workshop was hosted by SKF India Ltd at the SKF College Campus, Chinchwad, Pune.
Objective
The objective of the programme was to provide a conceptual and in-depth understanding to engineers and managers about the Measurement & Verification (M&V) of energy and cost savings, resulting from the implementation of energy efficiency projects.
Mr. Saket Sarraf, Principal, ps Collective, an ECO-III partner, made a presentation on “Benchmarking tools for energy efficiency to support M&V”. The workshop also had interactive participation involving case studies, along with introspection by sharing real time project examples and experiences.
The programme was specifically relevant to the Companies participating in the PAT Scheme of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Govt. of India. M&V Protocol and systems are part of the essential skill-set for the Designated Consumers – the large-scale industries - for baseline preparation, target-setting and Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of energy savings under PAT (See: http://www.bee-dsm.in/Tools_4.aspx). Third-party verification of green building certification systems (LEED, GRIHA) for energy savings, water efficiency, CO2 emissions rely on transparent M&V processes, while M&V is integral to performance contracting of ESCOs for maximizing savings.
For those interested in getting Certified as M&V Professionals (CMVP), AEEE is conducting the 4th South Asia M&V & IPMVP Training and CMVP Certification Exam proposed for the 3rd Quarter 2011. You may check for details at the AEEE Website www.aeee.in.
3rd South Asia M&V & IPMVP Training and CMVP Level 3 Certification Exam (22-24 March 2011), New Delhi
Title: 3rd South Asia M&V & IPMVP Training and CMVP Level 3 Certification Exam (22-24 March 2011), New Delhi
Start Date: 2024-03-22
End Date: 2024-03-24
Description
This training program was organized in partnership with AEEE and was aimed at providing an opportunity for Indian energy professionals to undertake the Level 3 CMVP training and certification test so as to qualify for an internationally recognized credential in the field of energy efficiency. Around 38 participants were present and the CMVP Exam was taken by 32 candidates from reputed companies.
India M&V and IPMVP Familiarisation Workshop (8 March 2024), Chennai
Location: Emeraldo Hall, GRT Grand Hotel, T Nagar, Chennai-17
Date: 2024-03-08
Description
In 2008, USAID ECO-III Project (ECO-III) convened a group of energy efficiency companies to incorporate Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy (AEEE) with a specific purpose of facilitating collaboration amongst India’s energy efficiency (EE) industries and service providers to support the government’s energy conservation and EE policy implementation, market development, and implementation of EE improvements across all sectors of India’s economy.
With continuing support from ECO-III, AEEE launched Measurement and Verification (M&V) training & Certified M&V Professional (CMVP) Certification in India in 2009.
AEEE is an Affiliate of Efficiency Valuation Organization (EVO) and conducts M&V and IPMVP Seminars on a monthly basis in different cities and CMVP Certification once in 6 months in different regions in India. AEEE, in partnership with EVO organised the next M&V and IPMVP Familiarisation Workshop in New Delhi on 1st March 2011.
Objective
The objective of the programme was to provide a conceptual and in-depth understanding to engineers and managers about the Measurement & Verification (M&V) of energy and cost savings, resulting from the implementation of energy efficiency projects.
Mr. Aalok Deshmukh, Chief of Party, ECO-III made a presentation on “Benchmarking tools for energy efficiency to support M&V” as part of the workshop. The workshop also had interactive participation involving case studies, along with introspection by sharing real time project examples and experiences.
The programme was specifically relevant to the Companies participating in the PAT Scheme of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Govt. of India. M&V Protocol and systems are part of the essential skill-set for the Designated Consumers – the large-scale industries - for baseline preparation, target-setting and Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of energy savings under PAT. Third-party verification of green building certification systems (LEED, GRIHA) for energy savings, water efficiency, CO2 emissions rely on transparent M&V processes, while M&V is integral to performance contracting of ESCOs for maximizing savings.
India M&V and IPMVP Familiarisation Workshop (1 March 2024), New Delhi
Location: Silver Oak-II, India Habitat Centre, Lodi Road, New Delhi-110003
Date: 2024-03-01
Description
In 2008, USAID ECO-III Project (ECO-III) convened a group of energy efficiency companies to incorporate Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy (AEEE) with a specific purpose of facilitating collaboration amongst India’s energy efficiency (EE) industries and service providers to support the government’s energy conservation and EE policy implementation, market development, and implementation of EE improvements across all sectors of India’s economy.
With continuing support from ECO-III, AEEE launched Measurement and Verification (M&V) training & Certified M&V Professional (CMVP) Certification in India in 2009.
AEEE is an Affiliate of Efficiency Valuation Organization (EVO)andconducts M&V and IPMVP Seminars on a monthly basis in different cities and CMVP Certification once in 6 months in different regions in India. AEEE, in partnership with EVO organised the next M&V and IPMVP Familiarisation Workshop in New Delhi on 1st March 2011.
Objective
The objective of the programme was to provide a conceptual and in-depth understanding to engineers and managers about the Measurement & Verification (M&V) of energy and cost savings, resulting from the implementation of energy efficiency projects.
Mr. Aalok Deshmukh, Chief of Party, ECO-III made a presentation on “Benchmarking tools for energy efficiency to support M&V” as part of the workshop. The workshop also had interactive participation involving case studies, along with introspection by sharing real time project examples and experiences.
The programme was specifically relevant to the Companiesparticipating in the PAT Scheme of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Govt. of India. M&V Protocol and systems are part of the essential skill-set for the Designated Consumers – the large-scale industries - for baseline preparation, target-setting and Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of energy savings under PAT. Third-party verification of green building certification systems (LEED, GRIHA) for energy savings, water efficiency, CO2 emissions rely on transparent M&V processes, while M&V is integral to performance contracting of ESCOs for maximizing savings.
ACREX 2011: Workshop on “Energy Benchmarking Roadmap for Commercial Buildings in India” (26 Feburary 2011), New Delhi
Title: ACREX 2011: Workshop on “Energy Benchmarking Roadmap for Commercial Buildings in India ”
Location: Hall No-6, Mezzanine Floor, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi
Start Time: 10:30
Date: 2024-02-26
End Time: 12:00
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Workshop on “Data Center Energy Efficiency” (24 Feberuary 2011), New Delhi
Title: Workshop on “Data Center Energy Efficiency”
Location: ACREX, Mezzanine floor of Hall No. 6, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi
Start Time: 11:30
Date: 2024-02-24
End Time: 13:00
Session 1: Visions for India’s Data Center Efficiency Initiative: A Public/Private Partnership
Session Abstract:
To meet the current and future challenges of data center industry and identify opportunities, the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), with assistance from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Energy Conservation and Commercialization (ECO-III) project and Infosys Technologies, hosted two full-day focus group workshops in September 2010 with Indian data center industry and stakeholder experts.
The key objectives of both these workshops were to:
- Update on current US and India data center research and development at LBNL.
- Evaluate and take stock of data center efficiency activities since 2008, what was accomplished, and what remains to be done.
- Reassess current challenges to energy efficiency in Indian data centers.
- Identify potential actions to overcome those challenges.
- Refine data center energy efficiency goals and prioritize plans for going forward.
This session will summarize the findings for data center energy efficiency initiative and engage the key stakeholders in an interactive discussion.
Moderator: Rish Ghatikar, LBNL
Panelists:
Aalok Deshmukh, USAID ECO-III
Rama Vedashree, NASSCOM
Koshy Cherail, AEEE
Dale Sartor, LBNL
Sanjay Seth, BEE
Session 2: Emerging Data Center Energy Efficiency Technologies and Applications
Session Abstract:
The energy consumption in data centers is growing significantly. The increased growth in data center industry and rising energy prices adds a significant burden on the operating costs of data centers and challenges to the sustainable growth of developing countries such as India. While the impact of data center energy in India is yet to be quantified, the exponential growth of software and services businesses indicate that the challenges to the data center industry and opportunities for its energy efficiency need a closer look.
This session will summarize few emerging data center energy efficiency technologies and sustainability measures that intend to provide a pathway to alleviate the energy challenges.
Moderator: Dale Sartor, LBNL
Panelists (4 to 5) with ~5 minutes of presentation and follow-up moderated interactive discussions
Potential Areas of Focus:
- Benchmarking results from Indian data centers—Madhav Kamath, USAID ECO-III
- Best practices:
- IT virtualization technologies – Rish Ghatikar, LBNL
- Cooling – Shishir Gupta, Mechartes Researchers
- Monitoring - S.Venkatraman, Schneider Electric
- B. B. Kale, Emerson Technologies
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Workshop on Launch of ECBC Implementation Resources – “ECBC Conformance Check Tool - ECOnirman and ECBC Professional Training Modules” (10 December 2024), New Delhi
Location: New Delhi
Date: 2024-12-10
Description: The Government of India under the provision of the Energy Conservation Act, 2001 launched Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC) in May 2007 for its voluntary adoption in the country. Since then Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) has been promoting the implementation of ECBC through several capacity building programs. USAID supported ECO-III Project has been working closely with BEE in these initiatives, and has developed ECBC User Guide and ECBC Tip Sheets for raising awareness among stakeholders on ECBC. During these capacity building efforts, a strong need has been felt to assist architects and engineers at the design stage so that they are able to assess the performance of their proposed buildings with respect to ECBC and accordingly facilitate design improvements. With this objective, ECO-III Project in consultation with BEE, has conceived the development of ECOnirman, an online ECBC Conformance Check Tool.
ECOnirman has been designed for assessing the conformance of commercial buildings, which fall under the purview of ECBC. It covers all commercial buildings having an electrical connected load of more than 100 kW or contract demand of 120 kVA (the amended threshold values for ECBC compliance).
Who should attend?
- State Designated Agencies, Government and Policy makers
- Building Energy professionals, Energy Managers and Auditors
- Designers, Architects and Builders
- Organizations working in the field of building research and policy
- Developmental agencies working in the Building sector
- Building Scientists, Energy Analysts, and ESCOs
Train The Trainer Workshop for Certified M&V Professionals (21-23 September 2010), New Delhi
Location: New Delhi
Date: 2024-09-21 to 2024-09-23
Start Time: 09:00
End Time: 17:00
Objectives
Capacity Building of Certified M&V Professionals (CMVPs) who will be conducting the future M&V Training Programs in India
Focus Group Meeting on Data Center Energy Efficiency (13 September 2024), Bengaluru
Location: Infosys Technologies, Bengaluru
Date: 2024-09-13
Start Time: 10:00
End Time: 14:00
Objectives
Meeting will focus on reassessing current barriers to energy efficiency in Indian data centers and potential actions to overcome those barriers, and refine strategy for efficiency improvements.
Focus Group Meeting on Data Center Energy Efficiency (06 September 2024), New Delhi
Location: ECO-III Office, Delhi
Date: 2024-09-06
Start Time: 10:00
End Time: 14:00
Objectives
Meeting will focus on reassessing current barriers to energy efficiency in Indian data centers and potential actions to overcome those barriers, and refine strategy for efficiency improvements.
Building Physics & Energy Simulation Workshop (09-12 August 2010), Mumbai
Location: Rachana Sansad’s Institute of Environmental Architecture, Mumbai
Date: 2024-08-09 to 2024-08-12
Objectives
- Introduce participants to the fundamentals of Building Physics
- Introduce participants to Building Performance Simulation (Energy and Lighting Simulation)
Presentations
1. Overview of Building Energy Scenario and ECBC
- Improving Building Sector Energy Efficiency in India: Strategies and Initiatives
- An Introduction to Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC) - (Coming Shortly)
2. Fundamentals of Building Physics (Coming Shortly)
3. Energy Simulation
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REEC Documentary (Coming Shortly)
Train the Trainer Workshop on Architectural Science and Building Energy Simulation (02-05 August 2010), Mysore
Location: Mysore
Date: 2024-08-02 to 2024-08-05
Objectives
- To develop capacity of faculty members in the fundamentals of building physics and energy simulation
- To encourage and catalyze the incorporation of these subjects in the architectural curriculum
- To facilitate a network of key architectural and engineering institutions for future interactions and deliberations
- To identify gaps and opportunities to enhance the architectural education to develop professionals capable of delivering energy efficient and sustainable buildings
- To provide an overview of the Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC)
Presentations
1. Curriculum Enhancement Program
2. Overview of Building Energy Scenario and ECBC
- Improving Building Sector Energy Efficiency in India: Strategies and Initiatives
- An Introduction to Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC)-(Coming Shortly)
3. Fundamentals of Building Physics (Coming Shortly)
4. Energy Simulation
Documentary
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