Together for Sustainable Future

GREEN TECHNOLOGYGREEN INNOVATIONS

Submitted by: Gaurav Bansal, Ravi Ranjan, Padmavati, Ankit, Sam

Project Guide: Dr. Tanuja NautiyalDepartment of Chemistry

Northern India Engineering College New Delhi

WHAT IS GREEN TECHNOLOGY

• Environmental friendly technology• Conserve natural resources and the

environment – Sustainable development• Radical thinking to change • Innovative technology

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY

• Rethinking• Recycling• Renewing• Reducing • Responsibility

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY1. REDUCE

Fuels

Waste

Energy consumption

Using clean water

Purchasing

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY2. RECYCLING

Aggregates and Concrete

Paper

Plastic

Can

Batteries

Clothing

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY3. RENEWING

Renewing Energy:

1. Wind power

2. Water power

3. Solar Energy

4. Bio-fuel

Waste water

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY4. RESPONSIBILITY

One world

One dream

GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY5. RETHINKING

Radical thinking for fundamental

changes

TYPES OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY

• Energy• Building• Preffered purcuase• Chemistry• Nanotechnology

CASE STUDY 1: BC CANCER AGENCY RESEARCH CENTRE

LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

levels—certified

(silver, gold, and platinum)

there must be significant reduction or elimination of negative impacts in five areas: water efficiency, energy efficiency and renewable energy, conservation of materials and resources, sustainable site planning, and indoor environmental quality.

Sustainable features include natural

ventilation in all the labs and offices, a

heat recovery system that captures heat

from exhaust air and condensing units,

dual flush toilets, waterless urinals, and

sunshades to capture solar energy.

50 PERCENT LESS ENERGY CONSUMPTION THAN A BUILDING OF COMPARABLE SIZE

43 PERCENT SAVING OF POTABLE WATER DEMANDS

98.5 PERCENT OF THE CONSTRUCTION WASTE FOR THE PROJECT WAS DIVERTED FROM LANDFILL .

EVERY DOLLAR SAVED GOES BACK INTO CANCER RESEARCH

CASE 2: GREEN INNOVATION INITIATIVE IN ASIA

New era for eco-friendly construction industry in Singapore – Intelligent and Sustainable building

Example: National Library of Singapore and

Green City – Strategic development policy in China

CASE 2: GREEN BUILDING CASES IN SINGAPORE

BCA Green mark Scheme first launch in 1995

Initiative to environmental-friendly building

Sustainability in Singapore Construction Industry

CASE 2: BCA GREEN MARK

What is BCA Green Mark?

Green building rating system for environmental impact and performance

CASE 2: BCA GREEN MARK CRITERIA

Energy Efficiency

Water Efficiency

Site/Project Development & Management (Building Management & Operation for existing buildings)

Good Indoor Environmental Quality & Environmental Protection

Innovation

CASE 2: BCA GREEN MARK BENEFITS

Facilitate reduction in water and energy bills,

Reduce potential environmental impact,

Improve indoor environmental quality for a healthy and productive workplace,

Provide clear direction for continual improvement

CASE 2: NATIONAL LIBRARY IN SINGAPORE

Escalators and water taps with motion-sensors

Use of natural lighting

Building garden and green root

Save about 10-per-cent on its monthly energy bill

CASE 2: NATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE

CASE 2: GREEN CITIES IN CHINA AT A GLANCE

CASE 3: ENVAC’S UNDERGROUND WASTE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

to reduce the total amount of household waste

reduce waste collection by heavy traffic

introduce source separation

OBJECTIVES

STATIONARY SYSTEM

MOBILE SYSTEM

WHAT CAN WE DO?

• Responsibility for the environment

• Rethink the way we live, use energy, natural resources

• Issues:

1. Reducing Exhaustion

2. Recycle Waste

3. Renewing Energy

GENERATION “WE”

Together we can make a difference for a better world

Submitted by: Gaurav Bansal, Ravi Ranjan, Padmavati, Ankit, Sam

Project Guide: Dr. Tanuja NautiyalDepartment of Chemistry

Northern India Engineering College New Delhi