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ECBC: High Energy Efficiency Standards

Santhosh Kumar 10/11/2023

ECBC: High Energy Efficiency Standards mind map
Context
ECBC Recognition
By International Energy Agency
As notable exception in developing countries
Source
Indian Express
About ECBC
Introduction
By Bureau of Energy Efficiency in 2007
Updated in 2017
Aim
Targeting energy savings
Range 25-50%
Applicability
Commercial buildings
Connected load of 100 kW or more
Parameters
Building design
Lighting systems
Renewable energy integration
Compliance Tags
ECBC
ECBC Plus
Super ECBC
Adoption
28 states
23 notified ECBC rules
15 adopted 2017 ECBC
Energy Conservation Amendment Act 2022
Transition to
Energy Conservation and Sustainability Building Code
Mandates
ECO Niwas Samhita for residential buildings

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