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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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SURYA PRASAD RAO GUDLA
SURYA PRASAD RAO GUDLA 11 years 6 months ago
if all the government and private sectors use solar equipments to generate current and we can supply energy to the poor people at very low cost and can make India lightening.
Sudhagar Ramaiah
Sudhagar Ramaiah 11 years 6 months ago
One village One Motor Plan The idea is to run only one motor in a village and distribute the water for all the lands. Now a days, all the irrigations for agriculture lands are running with free electricity and with more consumption. The power consumed is equal to the crop profit. To avoid and save more power, each village has to implement One village One Motor Plan. All the village will have one pond. Make a deep well in the pond and distribute the water to all the lands.
Manish Jain
Manish Jain 11 years 6 months ago
Delhi water pumps/motors: Most of delhi residents uses heavy electric motors to pump up water from DJB pipes to their water tanks. They run motors for approx. 2 hours on daily basis which leads to approx. 60 KWH electricity consumption per month per family. It will be millions of units of electricity for whole delhi. In case DJB can make proper arrangements to deliver water, huge amount of electricity can be saved.
Nagarajan Balachandar
Nagarajan Balachandar 11 years 6 months ago
Use solar panels without batteries on top of all government buildings and use it to power the equipment during day as most of the offices work from 9-5. Building management systems to be used to effectively ensure use of electricity
Rajbala R
Rajbala R 11 years 6 months ago
Switch off lights after working hours. Only a few can be kept ON for security purpose. Offices which show a decrease in the power consumption for period of time can be awarded by a certificate or any recognition.
sandeep tiwari
sandeep tiwari 11 years 6 months ago
india ka tourism badhane k liye pm mahodaya, jo govt worker he unko kam se kam 6 din ka avkash dena chahiye sal bhar me. aur vo ghumne gaya he k nahi uske bill se verify karna chahiye. govt ko ek list dena chahiye jisme place ho vahi vo visit kar sakta he. think india.
Jaydip Vasant
Jaydip Vasant 11 years 6 months ago
To save railways funds it should review its current electricity purchase agreements and review it. If some current state electricity boards are selling it at high cost and adjusting it with their losses of leakages. New contracts should be done with more efficient government or private vendors. God Bless My Country.
Harjott Singh
Harjott Singh 11 years 6 months ago
Need to conserve the coal deposits that are in abundance as of today but like all natural products is fast depleting. For all Thermal Power Plants we have a wonderful Product that is incorporated by USA and China, The same we have developed Indigenously which we can use under THE MAKE IN INDIA initiative taken by our Honourable PM. With this can save wasteful expenditure on precious Coal used by all Thermal Power Plants. Kindly let me know when and where I can mail you the entire Presentation
RD Singh
RD Singh 11 years 6 months ago
Need to shift to renewable energy source within next one year is possible especially in defence sector which is a large user of energy.