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MARKET INTEGRATION AND TRANSFORMATION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY
MAITREE
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G O D R E J P L A N T 1 3 A N N E X E :
a n I G B C N Z E R a t e d B u i l d i n g
DEEPA PAREKHSr. Project Manager
Environmental Design Solutions
SESSION MODERATOR
GODREJ PLANT 13 ANNEXE 49/3/2019
RUMI ENGINEERSenior General Manager
Greener India & Energy Management
Godrej
EXPERT SPEAKER
GODREJ PLANT 13 ANNEXE 59/3/2019
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BRIEF BACKGROUND ABOUT THE PROJECT
9/3/2019 GODREJ PLANT 13 ANNEXE 7
• A sustainably designed office-cum convention centre built in 2008
• Achieved IGBC-EB Platinum & BEE 5 star rating
• Certified Net Zero Energy by IGBC in 2019
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THEN NOW
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN STRATEGIES IMPLEMENTED IN THIS PROJECT
IGBC EB PLATINUM : 2015
(Score : 90/100)
IGBC NZEB ‘NET ZERO’ : 2019
(EPI: 74 kwh/sqm/pa)
ECBC Base case EPI 137
BEE ENERGY 5 STAR : 2016
(EPI: 97 kwh/sqm/pa)
➢ ENERGY EFFICIENCY
➢ WATER EFFICIENCY
➢ ZERO WASTE APPROACH
➢ INTEGRATED BMS
➢ HEALTH & COMFORT
Pl 13 Annexe Building – a journey to ‘Net Zero’
THEMES
1st Net Zero Bldg in the country under IGBC
➢Reduce Loads
➢Meet Loads Efficiently
➢Use Clean Energy
➢Be Lean
➢ Demand Management
➢Efficiency Improvement
➢Be Green
Right Steps in the Right Order
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Sr.No.
BuildingComponents
Conventional “U” valueEE
Bldg.“U” value
% Reduction in Heat Gain
1. External Wall Clay Bricks2.03
w/sq.m.*kAAC Blocks 0.79 w/sq.m.*k 61%
2. Roof No Insulation3.92
w/sq.m.*k
2” XPS/PUC/PI
R
0.33 w/sq.m.*k?
92%
3. Glazing
Single Glazing
SHGC: 0.675.7
w/sq.m.*k
Double Glazing
SHGC: 0.3
1.7w/sq.m.*k
70%
Building Envelope
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Strategic Initiatives : Building Envelope, Daylight across the Building space
DAYLIGHT SHAFT ATRIUM
Max. Use of
Daylight
High SRI Paint @ Terrace
Landscape @ Terrace
Reduce Heat Island EffectStrategic Initiatives -
76 % OF TOTAL LANDSCAPE AREA IS WITH NATIVE/ ADAPTIVE SPECIES
LED @ WORKMEN’S DINING AREA
CAFETERIA - HUBBLE
MANAGER’S DINNING
BANQUET AREA AUDITORIUM -250 PAX
LANDSACAPE & PASSAGE AREA @ 4 FLOOR
DATA MANGEMENT & ANALYTICS
Details Consumption in kWh
Total Energy consumption as per ECBC
3,364,834
Actual Energy Consumption 18,25,276
Savings per Annum ( ECBC – Actual) 15,39,558
Energy Savings in Percentage 45.75 %
➢ TOTAL BLDG. ENERGY CONSUMPTION = TOTAL METERED ENERGY (GRID SUPPY) + DG ENERGY – ONSITE RENEWABLE ENERGY
# THERMAL ENERGY NOT CONSIDERED IN CALCULATIONS
METHODOLOGY CALCULATING TOTAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF A BUILDING (All Figs. In ‘kWh’)
ENERGY PERFORMANCE INDEX (EPI)
ENERGY PERFORMANCE INDEX (EPI) = ACTUAL ENERGY PERFORMANCE INDEXDESIGN ENERGY PERFORMANCE INDEX
ACTUAL EPI ≤ DESGIN EPI
EPI RATIO POINTS
0.95 15
0.90 30
0.85 45
0.80 60
0.75 75
EPI BASE CASE 137.66
EPI ACTUAL 74.67
EPI RATIO 0.54
➢ BUILT UP AREA : 24,443 sq. mtrs.
➢ AC AREA : 16,050 sq. mtrs.
# Period : One Year Sept-17 to Aug-18
ENERGY SCORE CARD
TATA ENERGY ON-SITE ENERGY OFF-SITE ENERGY
18,25,276 1,48,487 16,76,789
8% 92%
ALL FIGS. IN ‘kWh’
120 kWp Solar Plant
# Period : One Year Sept-17 to Aug-18
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HOW EASY OR CHALLENGING IS IT TO OPERATE A NET ZERO FACILITY?
CONVENTIONAL :
MANUAL DATA RECORDING
ESSENCE : ONLINE REAL-TIME
ANALYTICSMETERS @ STRATEGIC LOCATIONS
DATA MANAGEMENT ❑WHAT TYPE OF DATA…??
❑HOW MUCH DATA…??
❑WHAT TO DO WITH DATA…??
9/3/2019 GODREJ PLANT 13 ANNEXE 25SYSTEM LEVEL METERING & ONLINE MONITORING
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4F NLPP
3F NLPP
GF NLPP
Ventilation Fan
Dishwasher
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Fire Em
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GF EPP
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Spare
EM
Spare
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22 KV/ 433 VTR#1 (1600 KVA)
I/C From TATA
Main EM EM Energy Meter
Sub Metering : Monitor & Enhance Energy Performance
MACRO LEVEL : INCOMING SUPPLY &
DISTRIBUTION
Transformer loss
Dist. loss
Un-Metered consumption
DG Consumption
Sunday/ WeekdaysHolidays consumption
CENTRALIZED UTILITY LEVEL
LIGHTING-OUTDOOR / INDOOR
UPS
PLUG LOADS
HVAC
SYSTEMIC APPROACH
MICRO LEVELENERGY
System level Energy End Use monitoring &
Analytics
SYMPHONY ……ORCHESTRATED APPROACH
BEST PERFORMANCE BY ARTISTS…..
LET US LISTEN TO MUSIC
DATA : EAST TO WEST, NORTH TO SOUTH…..
PL-13 ANNX. ENERGY DATA SHEET
DATA OBESITY SYNDROME
PL-13 ANNEX – DATA ANALYSIS
PL-13 ANNEX – DATA ANALYSIS
ENER
GY
‘kW
h’ M
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VA
h’
WORKING DAY (31-5-19) ENERGY PROFILE
MAX. DEMAND
(KVAh)
ENERGY (kWh)
ENERGY ‘kWh
MD ‘KVA
SUNDAY ENERGY (2-6-19) PROFILE TATA METERING POINTEN
ERG
Y ‘k
Wh
’ MD
‘KV
Ah
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MAX. DEMAND
(KVAh)
ENERGY (kWh)
SOLA
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GR
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SUM
PTI
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SUNDAY (2-6-2019) ENERGY PROFILE
SOLAR ENERGY W.R.T TOTAL ENERGY PROFILE
SOLAR GEN. ~ GRID
EN. CONSUMPTION
ENERGY PROFILE (TIME OF THE DAY)
75 KW75 KW
TOTAL BUILDING ENERGY PROFILE ‘BEFORE’ INSTALLATION OF VFD AT CANTEEN BLOWERS
DATE : 13-2-2019
55 KW
60 KW
TOTAL BUILDING ENERGY PROFILE ‘AFTER’ INSTALLATION OF VFD AT CANTEEN BLOWERS
DATE : 7-3-2019
Heat Pump
➢Type : Air to Hot Water
➢Rated Capacity
➢H. Pump : 38 kW
➢Hot Water : 15 KLD
➢Invest. (Rs. Lacs) : Rs. 20
➢ Savings / Ann (Rs. Lacs) : Rs. 6
➢Payback (Yrs.) : 3.5
SEC (KW/TR)
ENERGY (KW)
Energy (MWh/ANN.)
Operations Cost / Ann.(Rs. Lakhs)
SAVINGS /Ann.
(Rs. Lakhs)
0.9 270 4.86 53.46
0.8 240 4.32 47.52 5.94
0.7 210 3.78 41.58 11.88
ASSUMPTIONS : ➢ CHILLER CAPACITY : 300 TR➢ OPERATIONAL HOURS PER DAY : 10 HRS➢ OPERATIONAL DAYS / ANN. : 300 DAYS➢ LOAD FACTOR : 60%
FINANCIAL IMPACT : CHANGE IN SEC (KW/TR) by 0.1
➢ CANNOT MANAGE …….. WHAT IS NOT MEASURED
➢ INFORMATION :
❖ INSIGHTFUL
❖ DECISIONS
❖ ACTIONABLE MEASURES………
➢ ECONOMIC SUCCESS α ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
FOOD FOR THOUGHT……????
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CHALLENGES IN ACHIEVING NET ZERO GOAL
Challenges
Formation of Team
Diverse Usage of Building
Canteen
Office
Training
Varying Occupancy Profile
Benchmarking
❖ Stakeholder Awareness
❖ Project Management : Motivation
❖ Energy / Water Accountability at System Level
❖ Selection & Sourcing of ‘Appropriate’ Technology / material
❖ Capacity Building : Skilled Workforce
❖ Integration of Systems with IBMS
❖ Documentation
GENERIC CHALLENGES…..
TIPS FOR EXISTING BUILDINGS
ROAD TO NET ZERO FOR INDIA…
We all share the same skyMore important
Must also share the same horizon
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