Green building & net zero

A net zero office uses as little energy as practical through efficient design and equipment, then meets the remaining demand with renewable energy, on site or procured. The order matters: cutting demand first is usually far cheaper than buying renewable power for a wasteful building. Read our net zero office guide.

We provide design input and documentation support for common rating systems used in India, such as IGBC and LEED interiors ratings. Certification itself is awarded by the rating body, and we work alongside your appointed consultant or help you appoint one.

Some items, such as better controls, sensors and metering, can cost more upfront, while others, such as right-sized HVAC and LED lighting, often cost the same or less. Lower energy and water bills usually recover the extra cost over time. We show the trade-offs item by item so you can decide.

Yes. Common upgrades include LED lighting with occupancy and daylight sensors, HVAC controls and scheduling, variable speed drives, sub-metering and fixing air balance problems. Metering first shows where the energy actually goes.

VOCs are chemicals released into the air by some paints, adhesives, sealants and furniture. Choosing low-VOC products and flushing the space with fresh air before occupation improves the air your team breathes, and is a requirement in most green ratings.

Yes. We set up energy and water metering, usually through a BMS, so consumption is measured by system and floor. That gives you reliable data for internal targets and ESG or sustainability reporting.