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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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Sudeesh Kumar
Sudeesh Kumar 11 years 6 months ago
We should have a policy to reduce the electricity consumption by creating a consumption rating based on the sq.ft of facility. That mean say a office of 1000 sq.ft should not use power not more than a fixed power. That will automatically force finding alternative methods to save power and apply it. May be all government building can lead in this mater first and create awareness and then followed in private sector. The energy consumption can be easily traced in the electricity bills.
UDAY RAJ DHILLON
UDAY RAJ DHILLON 11 years 6 months ago
In first phase we should identify and eliminate the wastage of energy in each area. Parallel we should start converting normal equipments to energy efficient equipments. Solar energy should be promoted by government by giving subsidies and other motivational methods.
sasikanth dale
sasikanth dale 11 years 6 months ago
We still have 230W output for indore why don't we make it to less to 120W which is possible . This way all the appliances input would reduce to half consumption will be half of the regular usage. This will automatically save power.
FRANCIS SAVIOUR
FRANCIS SAVIOUR 11 years 6 months ago
We must encourage the development and use of conventional Energy Sources such as Solar , Wind, Waves etc...Even the sources of Vehicle / Traffic on the roads can be converted into Energy by adopting proper Technology...
Sagar Deodhar
Sagar Deodhar 11 years 6 months ago
My view is we shall try to use the Solar energy products and for the same government shall give subsidies on solar products for Home use like radio/TV which works on solar power.Also we shall get the Nickel Cadmium rechargeable batteries at comparatively low cost so this solar energy can be stored and used as backup.We also shall have specialized UPSs designed for that.This means the approach everyone is looking towards the solar energy is needed to be changed.
chandra sekhar boddapati
chandra sekhar boddapati 11 years 6 months ago
It is tough for government to keep vast land under solar power generation. So if people we given a small solar panel set enough to light up house hold bulbs every one can utilize solar panels and generate electricity at house hold level. Every house is a power generating station. Each house can generate more electricity in summer.
chandra sekhar boddapati
chandra sekhar boddapati 11 years 6 months ago
Grow jetropha plants from which we can get bio-diesel in drought prone areas. Also jack fruit trees can be grown in drought prone areas. In srilanka and vietnam we have jack fruit industries. Jack fruit trees are pest and drought resistant. In vidarbha in maharashtra farmers should be give awareness to farm these plants and trees so as to give better returns.
ChittaRanjan Bhatt
ChittaRanjan Bhatt 11 years 6 months ago
The MNRE and the various State nodal organisations are the biggest frauds thrust on the nation. .Low cost funds from international organisations,including grants meant for maximising Alternate and New Energy generation systems are doled out to pliable suppliers who readily pay huge margins to officials and then supply sub-standard goods. It is best to abolish subsidies, retain one central organisation under the Environmental Minister and disburse funds with low interest through Banks.
sunny vyas
sunny vyas 11 years 6 months ago
This post is regarding a solution for ever growing traffic snarls in cities. A cursory look at any road suffering traffic congestion will tell us that the density of vehicles in outboard roads (towards office) is more in morning hours and more in inboard roads (towards residential areas) in evening. It is quiet feasible to employ flexible road dividers instead of fixed ones. Flushed road barriers as used by hotels can be used to increase the road width at appropriate time of the day.