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Enhance energy efficiency of all (government and private) office buildings

Enhance energy efficiency of all (government and private) office buildings
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Share your views on how to enhance energy efficiency in government as well as private office buildings.

Share your views on how to enhance energy efficiency in government as well as private office buildings.

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Dilip James
Dilip James 11 years 5 months ago
The architecture of solar panels negates smooth integration into the grid. Solar PV would be most effective in individual households, using lithium batteries in the 15 KWh range. The batteries are charged in the daytime to provide power at night. However, there would be times when no power is produced, as when the sky is overcast, putting strain on the batteries. Studies should be carried out to test feasibility for such systems and not in solar panel production which is already well known.
Ganesh Kondawar
Ganesh Kondawar 11 years 5 months ago
In our India there should be first apply the roof water harvesting, if we cant do such works, we cannot survive and or fulfill the need of the upcoming generation as well as the purification system should be developed fast with people awareness about festivals and nature. In the schools there should grantly apply the environment studies which can help us to save the mother earth and govt should give the more efficient solar bulb in the price of normal or likewise electric bulbs. its need.
Advocate Navneet Kumar Sarin
Advocate Navneet Kumar Sarin 11 years 5 months ago
To produce power at commercial level you require big investment and lots of time but just imagine if Government provide good quality Solar panel +systems of 2 to 10 KW to house holds with reverse credit facility in few months India can have at least 10 lac homes with solar power which means India can produce 5000 MW X 270 days = 1350000 MW/PA of electricity Generation. Just give Tax incentives and reverse credit. soon India will have lots of power without burning oil & Gases. Please think
LAKSHMIKANT NEVE
LAKSHMIKANT NEVE 11 years 5 months ago
As Mahagenco Employee,Management provide residence like the new flats system.Now adays 6 storied buildings with 24families are there mostly.Approximate 200units electricity consumption per family means 4800 units / month.During winter season everyone required hot water.Installation of Solar Water Heaters per wing might be best solution.This will reduce Electricity Consumption & subsidised Gas Cyclinders.Economy plays during installation & state/central ownership must take initiative to implement
Nilesh Agarwal
Nilesh Agarwal 11 years 5 months ago
At least on all Gov Buildings, Solar, wind hybrid system must be installed, Also the Principle of Green building, Carbon Neutral and waste Neutral must be in-corp orated, Government officer's must be educated in this field as well, Small steps by Individual in energy saving can lead up-to a huge difference, I have noticed a Careless approach by individuals, specially when they do not have to pay from their own Pockets. Education on Carbon Neutral is MUST.
chhandak sarkar
chhandak sarkar 11 years 5 months ago
Regarding our Prime Minister’s very ambitious project for making toilets in every house of every villages of India, I would like to put forward one very simple idea regarding this issue. • My view in this regards is that: - The central Govt should pass a bill in the parliament and should ensure that every village panchayat body should construct “Sulabh Saulachalaya” (Toilets) in every village (outskirt of the village area) in Govt land (baron land) which is available in every village.
Parag Patwardhan
Parag Patwardhan 11 years 5 months ago
I have a strong feeling that i can suggest a very good and appreciable solution for LPG cylinders. I strongly feel that if government can reduce or take off the subsidy on those Indians who are in government employment and having more than 50000/- (Fifty Thousand rupees only) salary. This will have a Hugh effect in collecting revenue. Hence no poor people will be charged more from every rise in cylinder price hike. I do appeal all the other people to think over this.
Dilip James
Dilip James 11 years 5 months ago
I have a Power ‘Generation System for the Home’ that will provide 10 KW (or more) of electricity 24x7. The system is Universal and will work under any weather conditions day and night. It is economical and does not require sophisticated technology. I need the system to be evaluated by competent sources. The system does not use any fuels apart from natural forces and is a hundred per cent clean power generation system. Kindly help.
Dhaval R Vashi
Dhaval R Vashi 11 years 5 months ago
" As per behalf of my ( Automation Engineer ) knowledge govt. should make compulsory for every automobile to install inbuilt temperature sensor alarm in to fuel tank's interior side can reduce remarkable explosion incidents " Safety always 1st..
RAMKESH MEENA
RAMKESH MEENA 11 years 5 months ago
The month wise record of electricity consumption should be maintained for each office. Any monthly significant reduction in power consumption (>15% to 25%) should be appraised/rewarded well to make other to compete cum aware about the energy conservation.