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Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
NOC-BP STAGE NOC-BCC
A: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1 Integrated Design To encourage a collaborative and integrative Where evidence demonstrates that ALL KEY stakeholders comprising all of but 1. Minutes of meeting of the
Approach for process for designing, constructing and the key stakeholders comprising ALL of not limited to designers and builders integrated design process.
achieving energy operating the Villa building. but not limited to developer / client, should be part of integrated design
savings designers contractors and suppliers have development process wherein important 2. Date stamped photograph.
MANDATORY
"Green Building Regulatory The key stakeholders should comprise developer confirming that a to confirm attendance.
Compliance" is discussed and conveyed ALL of but not restricted to Civil and Green brief presentation would
during this Kick Off meeting. MEP contractors, project architect and be a part of the Project Kick-off.- 3. Date stamped photograph.
consultants, client representative and
product and technology suppliers.
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Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
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1 Compliance with To reduce/control the solar heat gain through Where evidence provided demonstrates All Villas should be designed to achieve 1. Specification documents stating 1. As-Built envelope details i.e.
Thermal Insulation windows. an improvement in the energy efficiency the environmental parameters (U-values, types of glazing, roof and wall glazing, roof and wall to
System and Best of the building's fabric and services and Solar heat gain coefficients, etc.) for insulation. confirm compliance to design
Practices Energy To reduce conductive heat gain through therefore achieves lower building various components of the building values. These must be
conservation opaque elements into the occupied space operational related CO2 emissions. The Fabric/ Envelope as mentioned in Table- 2. Calculations demonstrating reflected in the submission
methods envelope addresses the following 1 of the Annexure that is part of the average U-values and other booklet
To encourage villa developments to achieve Regulation. thermal characteristics specified
[For both Air- increased levels of performance. Sound 1) Roofs for the project. 2. Contractors material data
conditioned and design principles focusing on the insulation 2) Walls sheets for the envelope
MANDATORY
Non Air- minimizes the environmental impact and 3) Slab 3. Typical sections of the envelope elements.
Conditioned thereby CO2 emissions associated with their 4) Door for both conditioned and non-
buildings.] operational energy consumption. 5) Vertical Glazing conditioned spaces. 3. Date stamped photographic
6) Skylight evidence as applicable.
Excessive heat gain increases the 4. These Envelope values must be
temperature within the space causing used in the heat load estimation NOTE: For specific situations,
discomfort to the occupants. It also Increases and sizing of the AC Equipment. the compliance to these specific
the capacity of the HVAC equipment Accordingly the heat load requirements may be required to
required to cater to this additional heat load estimate should demonstrate be physically verified during the
being added to the space. Alongside, these inputs. final check.
equipment sized higher consumes greater
energy during their operations and may 5. The Envelope details MUST be
require greater maintenance. confirmed by filling the envelope
commitment sheet of part of the
GBF-09 submission booklet.
2 To minimize the thermal bridges and Where evidence provided demonstrates All Insulating building components 1. Statement on strategies adopted 1. As Built drawings showing
Limiting / Reversing maximize the Insulations' effectiveness that continuity of the thermal insulation must be designed and installed to work to reduce Thermal bridging. the strategies followed on site
Thermal Bridges between the enclosed space (Interior) and is achieved to the practical extent in unison and create a continuous barrier for limiting the thermal
external (ambient) space through careful possible to heat flow in the building envelope. 2. Supporting documents such as bridging.
[Continuous design and good construction practices. The insulation should be reviewed in drawings / extract of
MANDATORY
Insulation / Where thermal bridges do occur, care relation to specifications to demonstrate 2. Date stamped site
Associated Heat flow through conductive components in should be taken to minimize their effects Its location within the walls and such strategy. photographs where relevant.
Strategies] an otherwise well-insulated assembly, results right at the design stage through proper Roofs
in disproportionately significant heat gain design review.
into the space. Its interface / connectivity with
surrounding or penetration
Thermal Bridges in a building can be materials
expensive and cost prohibitive besides
causing excessive heat gain and in some Connectivity within and between
cases condensation as well. insulating components.
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Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
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3 Envelope Tightness To discover defects in the Building Envelope Where evidence provided demonstrates 1. The envelope tightness should be 1. Extract from the specification 1. Report of the thermography
(Prescriptive based) and rectify them on time prior to operations that the project has ascertained by thermal imaging highlighting this requirement. test undertaken clearly
so as to avoid loss of precious energy being carried out by a qualified tabulating the identified
THERMAL through leakages in the envelope (flow of air 1. Carried out interior Thermal thermographer. 2. Specification documents inconsistencies / leakage
IMAGING through gaps and cracks in the fabric of a Imaging for the Air-Conditioned / stating the strategy proposed to areas in the envelope.
TECHNIQUE building). To eliminate the air leakage paths climate controlled spaces to 2. The thermography report should be deployed for checking the
through the fabric except through intentional identify the building defects caused highlight the leakage spots noticed tightness of the envelope and 2. Report of corrective actions
openings. by cracks, poor insulation or in the space and provide the description of the system. undertaken to rectify the
[Only for Air shoddy construction. recommendations for rectifications defects. Thermal image
Conditioned Spaces] To ascertain if there are any inadequacies 3. Detailed Method statement for should be provided to
hidden in and around walls, ceilings, 2. Used the results of the above 3. The defects in the building the proposed works before and demonstrate compliance
MANDATORY
windows, doors and air ducts of the Thermal Imaging exercise to envelope as detected and reported after the test. (before and after
development as these are potential areas for improve the energy efficiency of by the thermogrpher should be rectification).
wastage of energy and raising the energy the facility by appropriate rectified.
costs of the proposed facility. corrective actions to locate and fix 3. Copy of the contract with
the leaks and gaps identified. 4. Note the specialist, providing a
Thermal Imaging The types of issues that are definitive time frame for
This principle is used to ascertain the 3. The tests and the reports should usually found are improperly completing all the sub
continuity of the insulation in accordance comply with specific conditions. insulated access panels, air leaks at elements. It also becomes
with the construction drawing and to identify Details as per Table-2 of Annexure room corners and around windows legally binding on their
patterns of heat loss from the property that and door frames, missing or part to submit the report on
are invisible to the naked eye. compacted wall insulation, air or before the committed
infiltration at lighting fixtures and a date
It is conducted by a qualified thermographer host of other energy-wasting
using infrared cameras which is able to defects 4. Date stamped photographs
determine the pattern of heat loss through the
fabric of the building and HVAC systems.
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Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
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4 Envelope Tightness To discover defects in the Building Envelope Where evidence provided demonstrates The principal contractor accounts for the 1. Specification documents 1. Test Report demonstrating
(Performance based) and rectify them on time prior to operations that the building / facility door blower test within the programme stating the strategy proposed to compliance / corrective
so as to avoid loss of precious energy of works and this comprises at a be deployed for checking the actions undertaken to seal the
BLOWER DOOR through leakages in the envelope (flow of air 1. has installed an airtight envelope; minimum the following tasks: tightness of the envelope, the envelope. The report should
TEST TECHNIQUE through gaps and cracks in the fabric of a description of the system and include all of but not limited
building) 2. has taken the measures to identify 1. Setting up the blower door. the numerical values proposed to the following
the defects / leakages in the 2. Preparing the building for the Pre b to be met. a. Executive summary of the
To ascertain if there are any inadequacies envelope by subjecting it to door lower door test. air tightness test
hidden in and around walls, ceilings, blower test 2. Detailed method statement by b. Test objective
3. Performing the blower door test.
windows, doors and air ducts of the the appointed specialist
4. Recording the results on c. Test Methodology
development as these are potential areas for 3. The air leakage is contained within
performance testing form d. Test details
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wastage of energy and rising energy costs of maximum of 10m3/hr /m2 @ 50 3. Copy of the contract / purchase
the proposed facility. Pascal. 5. Reporting the result to the order to support the e. Formal test Report
contractor. appointment of the specialist Positive pressurisation test
Subjecting the development to blower door 4. Details as per Table-2 for the subject work f. Test Envelope description
testing which is a diagnostic tool to measure These test need to be conducted with and Fan diagram
how much infiltration is occurring in the the use of a blower door to measure the g. .Date stamped Photographs
built facility. amount of leakage of an object (thereby as evidence.
ascertaining the envelope tightness)
which can in turn be extended with the
2. Copy of the contract with the
use of techniques such as thermography
specialist, providing a
and smoke simulations to locate any
definitive time frame for
excessive leakages.
completing all the sub
elements. It also becomes
legally binding on their part
to submit the report on or
before the committed date.
5 Efficient SIZING of To encourage optimum use of resources by Where evidence provided demonstrates Heat load calculations should be carried 1. Heat load calculations for 1. Technical submittals /
the HVAC systems an Engineering approach to sizing and that the equipment and systems have out for all the conditioned areas of the conditioned area incorporating material data sheets for the
selection of HVAC equipment and systems. been selected after carrying out proper building and the results of these the right envelope thermal installed equipment.
engineering calculation in line with the calculations should be used as the basis characteristics ( as confirmed
To Reduce Cooling loads and Energy use of internationally accepted practices. for selecting the Air-conditioning in point 1) 2. Date stamped photograph.
MANDATORY
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6 Central air To prevent loss of energy brought about by Where evidence demonstrates that the Energy recovery systems should be 1. Extract from specifications on 1. Approved material data
conditioning units MANDATORY exhausting conditioned air from the space to project has incorporated strategies to used in all combined supply & extract the of heat recovery units. sheets / technical submittals
equipped with the outside and to reuse it for productive avoid energy loss brought about by air handling units where applicable and for the installed equipment.
Energy Recovery purposes. exhausting conditioned air to the found practical in terms of 2. Schedule of equipment
Units and regulated atmosphere. 2. Date stamped photograph of
air intake system To encourage good design principles in 1. Quantity of air extracted. 3. Design drawing highlighting the installed units.
(Where Applicable) optimizing energy where appropriate and 2. Availability of ERV systems for the layout of heat recovery
feasible. that capacity. units.
3. Assessment of the benefits.
7 Selection of A/C To optimize the energy consumption of Air Where the evidence provided All Air Conditioning units should meet 1. Extract from Specification 1. Approved material data
unit with HIGH Conditioning units proposed to be used in demonstrates that the energy efficient the Minimum Energy Efficiency Ratio highlighting the requirements sheets / technical submittals
Energy Efficiency the project. AC equipment has been procured for the (EER) as mentioned in Table-3 of the on EER. for the installed equipment.
Ratio (EER) project. Annexure.
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NOT APPLICABLE
of HVAC systems-
Blowers and Pumps
9 INTERIOR To optimize the energy consumption of Where evidence demonstrates that the The Interior lighting levels of villas 1. Proposed specifications on the 1. As built calculations to
LIGHTING Interior Lighting in order to reduce the interior lighting levels are improved and should comply with the limits specified lighting levels. confirm the design values /
LEVELS lighting energy use as well as cooling loads NOT exceed those limits prescribed by in the Table -4 of the Annexure. lighting values required in the
MANDATORY
for the conditioned spaces of the villas. Table-4 / Equivalent International 2. A comparative table with the regulation
Guideline For those units that do not find mention LPD values for EHS case and
Note in the table, the lighting levels specified the proposed case scenario for 2. As built drawings.
Even If the areas are not climate controlled, should be at least 20% lesser than those various areas of the project
the comfort level would be enhanced by levels prescribed in ASHRAE90.1 - including the overall savings 3. Date stamped photos of the
eliminating / reducing unnecessary lighting. 2007 achieved. installation
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10 EXTERIOR To optimize the energy consumption of Where evidence demonstrates that the The Exterior lighting levels in the Villa 1. Proposed specifications on the 1. As built calculations to
LIGHTING MANDATORY exterior Lighting in order to reduce the total exterior lighting levels are improved and development should comply with the lighting levels. confirm the design values /
LEVELS lighting related energy use of the Villas. NOT exceed those limits prescribed by limits specified in the Table -4 of the lighting values required in the
Table-4. Annexure of the Regulation. 2. A comparative table with the regulation.
LPD values for EHS case and
For those units that do not find mention the proposed case scenario for 2. As built drawings.
in the table, the lighting levels specified various areas of the project
should be at least 20% lesser than those including the overall savings 3. Date stamped photos of the
levels prescribed in ASHRAE90.1 - achieved. installation
2007
11 Use of Renewable To encourage use of renewable power and Where evidence provided demonstrates Solar water heating (Solar thermal) 1. Details of the solar system 1. Approved material data
sources of energy reduce dependence on grid power for that a feasibility study for solar thermal technology shall be employed for proposed i.e. power generated, sheets / technical submittals
for domestic heating domestic heating purposes, thereby obviating system has been carried out and the domestic hot water requirements. heating capacity etc.
MANDATORY
environmental impacts (carbon emissions results implemented so as to achieve 2. Date stamped Photographic
and atmospheric pollution) associated with reductions in the building's CO2 The solar hot water heating system must 2. Extract of specification about evidence
fossil fuel. emissions incorporate measures for efficient the system
distribution system, pipe insulation and 3. Commissioning report
use of energy efficient electric hot water 3. Plumbing drawings and
system (which is normally used as schematics incorporating the 4. As-built plumbing / water
backup). above. supply layout showing the
installed solar water heating
system.
12 Use of Renewable To encourage use of renewable power and Where evidence provided demonstrates Solar PV system shall be utilized to 1. Renewable report comprising 1. Approved material data
sources of energy reduce dependence on grid power for a that a feasibility study considering for generate power and cater to select loads energy calculations and sheets / technical submittals
for power proportion of the energy (lighting) demand. renewable power generated at site has of the development such as external minimum kW of renewable
, thereby obviating environmental impacts been carried out and the results security lighting loads, security lamps energy proposed to be 2. Date stamped Photographic
(carbon emissions and atmospheric implemented so as to achieve reductions and any other lighting requirements generated in the project evidence
pollution) associated with fossil fuel. in the building's CO2 emissions. specific to the project.
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13 Energy To recognise and encourage monitoring of Where evidence demonstrates that Develop a sub-metering and monitoring 1. Electrical Single Line 1. As built Electrical Single
Sub-Metering operational energy consumption through clearly labelled and easily accessible strategy to account for a minimum of Diagrams (SLD) showing the Line Diagrams (SLD)
sub-metering and monitoring strategy. To energy sub meters have been provided 90% of the proposed buildings type, location and the showing the type, location
develop the infrastructure to capture system to collate and track the energy incoming energy source (Electricity) so designation of the meters. and the designation of the
level energy use consumption of major building systems that it can be assigned to end uses such meters.
at regular intervals. as cooling, lighting etc. 2. Technical specifications of the
The provision of such a metering mechanism meters 2. As installed Schedule of
would pave the way for subsequent The systems to be considered at the Provide separate metering facility (i.e. Sub-meters in a tabular
benchmarking of a facility and would also basis level are: check meters) for the following types of 3. Schedule of Sub-meters in a format providing details of
enable the individual facilities to compare loads. tabular format providing sub meters, location and
their environmental performance against 1. Air conditioning and Mechanical details of sub meters, location loads / areas being served
MANDATORY
their peer groups or their branches ventilation systems. 1. Air conditioning and Mechanical and loads / areas being served by the sub meters.
elsewhere, thereby providing an opportunity 2. Lighting and small power systems ventilation systems that include by the sub meters.
to raise the bar of the facilities. both the high side and low side 3. As Built drawings
Sub-meters should be duly labelled for mechanical and electrical showing the locations of
easy identification and tracking. equipment. the meters.
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Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
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14 Commissioning To encourage and recognize commissioning Where evidence demonstrates that the Undertake comprehensive in accordance 1. A copy of the relevant clauses 1. Detailed Commissioning
and handover initiatives that ensure that all project team has made provisions for with ASHRAE Commissioning of specification and/or report for the building
building services of the proposed villa can carrying out the commissioning Guideline for mechanical services that marked-up M & E drawings services.
operate to optimal design potential. activities and transferring the required includes at a minimum confirming the need for
best practice expertise to the client / a. HVAC commissioning works. 2. A copy of the Training
owner / operator of the facility. b. Domestic water systems session / MOM /Handing
MANDATORY
c. Renewable energy systems. 2. A copy of the relevant clauses over report demonstrating
d. Lighting system including of specification confirming the necessary training and
checking of the lighting levels need for Training requirement. transfer of best practices to
the client team.
A design intent report has to be
developed for commissioning. 3. A Firm letter of
commitment on the
Provide training of building proposed commissioning
management / FM staff so as to transfer
the project knowledge to the project
owner and his team.
15 FOR AIR- To encourage a computer based analytical Where evidence provided demonstrates The predicted Annual Energy 1. A copy of the Energy 1. As built / As Installed
CONDITIONED process that helps designers and building that Energy simulation using KEY Consumption / CO2 emissions are simulation report detailing all energy modelling report
SPACES owners to evaluate the energy performance INPUTS has been carried out to calculated from the design the details for base case and taking into consideration
MORE THAN 2000 of the building and make it MORE efficient evaluate the performance of the building information using an appropriate proposed case. any changes during the
SQ.M by incorporating and factoring necessary and the results of the simulations have modelling software package. The construction phase
modifications in the design BEFORE the been effectively used for specifying the modelling software package must be 2. A copy of the software output
BUILDING building is tendered out and constructed. Equipment / Materials / Technologies. capable of carrying the requirements as from the energy simulation 2. A copy of the software
ENERGY set out in ASHRAE / equivalent software such as visual DOE output from the energy
MANDATORY
SIMULATION To Maximize the energy saving by Where evidence provided demonstrates Standards. used for the modelling simulation software such as
ENERGY addressing the Energy Conservation an improvement in the energy efficiency visual DOE used for the
MODELING Measures (ECMs) and calculating the net of the building's fabric and services and The Energy Modelling should be carried 3. Energy statement as required modelling
impact of engaging those measures. therefore achieves lower building out by EHS prequalified Green Building on part 6 of the submission
operational related CO2 emissions. The GB consultant. booklet. 3. Filled-up energy Statement
Assist in taking informed decisions on the improvement should be 20% compared sheet as per part 6 of the
choice of the ECMs based on the feasibility. to ASHRAE 90.1 -2007 in ENERGY The results of the above are to be used submission booklet.
Terms. in selecting the right equipment and
envelope features.
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16 FOR AIR- To encourage and recognize the involvement Where the evidence provided The project should seek the services of 1. Letter of appointment of the 1. Commissioning report
CONDITIONED of an Independent Commissioning Agent to demonstrates that an Independent an independent commissioning Agent to Commissioning specialist with confirming the monitoring
SPACES ensure an effective commissioning process Commissioning Agent prequalified by advise, monitor and verify the the detailed scope of works of actions carried out by the
MORE THAN 2000 all through the project stages. EHS has provided the required services commissioning of the nominated commissioning. specialist during the
SQ.M for the facility during design building systems throughout the construction and
To stress / highlight the critical role played development, construction, tendering, construction and 2. A copy of the specification completion phases.
by proper commissioning in the overall commissioning and handover. commissioning phases. clause stating and confirming
INDEPENDENT performance of the building's facilities. the standards and codes of 2. Where final commissioning
COMMISSIONING practice for the works are yet to be carried
AGENT commissioning. out (for want of permanent
MANDATORY
power), a letter of
3. Proof of works carried out up undertaking highlighting
to tender stage by the specific timeframe for Cx,
commissioning specialist i.e. performance testing and
OPR, BOD etc.). handover period has to be
submitted.
4. List of activities proposed to
be carried out during by the
specialist during construction
and commissioning phases.
C: LIGHTING
1 Use of Solar Day To recognize the role day lighting plays in Where evidence provided demonstrates The project should seek to embrace a 1. Copy of the relevant clause of 1. As-Built drawing.
lighting enhancing the quality of the environment that the project has explored the judicial mix of solar day lighting the specification detailing the
Technologies while at the same time saving energy and possibility and accordingly incorporated systems i.e. systems/technologies and day lighting. 2. Date stamped site
reducing the Green House Gas (GHG) day lighting technologies. Architecture manifested in one of the photograph of the day light
emissions. following: ways 2. Architectural drawings installation
highlighting the skylight.
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Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
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2 Usage of energy To recognize and encourage the use of Where evidence demonstrates that the Use of Energy efficient technologies for 1. Extract of specification 1. Approved material
saving high Energy efficient Lighting technology for the development has proposed to use Lighting requirements such as necessitating energy efficient datasheets / technical
performance lamps. lighting systems of the project in lieu of the Efficient lighting system. 1. Compact Fluorescent Lamp (CFL) lighting systems. submissions.
MANDATORY
conventional lighting system. 2. Light emitting diodes (LEDs)
3. Induction lamps where relevant and 2. Design lighting drawing / 2. As Built lighting layout
possible layout highlighting the lamps
and the ratings. 3. Date stamped site
The Project should adopt efficient lights photographic evidence.
systems with dedicated fittings to
accommodate the above lamps.
3 To reduce energy losses from magnetic Where evidence demonstrates that the All lighting ballasts should be electronic 1. Copy of the relevant clauses of 1. Approved material
Usage of Electronic ballasts ENTIRE development has used efficient and NOT magnetic. the specifications detailing datasheets / technical
Ballast electronic ballasts for the lighting electronic ballasts. submissions for ballasts.
systems.
2. Design lighting layout 2. As Built lighting layout
highlighting electronic ballasts
in the legend section. 3. Date stamped site
photographic evidence.
MANDATORY
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D: CONTROL SYSTEMS
1 Use of To prevent the Air Conditioning units from Where the evidence provided All thermostats linked to air 1. Specification of thermostat 1. Approved material data
programmable operating during non-essential hours, thereby demonstrates that the project has conditioning or comfort cooling systems incorporating the programming sheets
thermostats for saving wastage of energy and the incorporated the required strategies for should be fitted with programmable functionality.
HVAC system environmental impact from unnecessary efficient control and operation of the thermostat which at the basic level 2. As built layout clearly
operation of the units. units. provides on/off controls (timer controls) 2. Electrical Layout showing indicating the thermostat
at a minimum level. Temperature locations of controls for the location.
To encourage and use meaningful Control control functionality is encouraged as it thermostats.
strategies coupled with sound operational provides additional savings. 3. Date stamped photograph
MANDATORY
switching and control of lights highlighting the control indicating the thermostat
based on day light availability). strategy. location.
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3 Interlock of Toilet / To prevent the operation of extract fans of Where evidence demonstrates that Switching & controlling of bathroom 1. Copy of relevant section of the 1. Approved material data
Bathroom fans bathrooms / toilets when they are not suitable strategies have been employed extract fans through the lighting switch / specification confirming the sheet of the electrical
occupied (Not being used) thereby reducing to prevent operation of these fans and Timers/Sensors or synchronizing light control & interlocking strategy interlock used in the
MANDATORY
the environmental and economic impact lights when the bathrooms / toilets are sensors as relevant for the project, with for the bathroom extract fans / project
caused by unnecessary use of energy. not being used. associated extract fans. lights.
2. As built layout clearly
Where there are practical limitations 2. Electrical drawings indicating indicating the thermostat
alternative compliance path can be the controls. location.
proposed to prevent the fans and lights
from needless operations. 3. Date stamped photograph
of installed timer unit (s).
4 Use of Occupancy To prevent the operation of the Internal Where evidence demonstrates that select Switching lighting circuits of internal 1. Relevant clause of the 1. Approved material data
Sensor / Motion lighting system of certain areas where internal lighting systems have areas where applicable and relevant for specification highlighting this sheets of the electrical
Sensor for internal applicable during non -essential times and incorporated strategies to switch on the project, using occupancy strategy along with the details interlock used in the
lighting devices thereby save energy. based on the needs / specific timings etc. sensors/motion sensors. of the control scheme. project.
NOTE The Occupancy sensors after due 2. Electrical drawings indicating 2. Date stamped photographic
MANDATORY
Task lighting if applicable can consideration shall be provided for the the above strategy. evidence.
potentially be engaged as one of the areas within villa if relevant and
strategies to fulfil the requirements of appropriate such as: 3. Relevant documents such
this credit as as-built drawings,
1. Dining Room. material submittals etc.
2. Pantry
3. Prayer room.
4. Corridor / passage.
5. Ablution
6. Other areas if found suitable
5 AUTOMATIC
DAYLIGHT
DIMMING
CONTROLS
NOT APPLICABLE
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E: WATER
1 Usage of Sewage To encourage the collection and re-use of Where evidence provided demonstrates The use of grey water for toilet flushing 1. Feasibility study exploring the 1. Approved material data
Treatment Plant waste water to meet toilet flushing needs the specification of systems, that should be explored and if feasible possibility and ruling out the sheet of the grey water
(STP) for treating and reduce the demand for potable fresh collect, store and, where necessary treat considered. use of grey water recycling; recycling system.
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Grey Water and water. Grey water for WC and urinal flushing OR
reuse of treated purposes Description and specifications 2. Date stamped photographic
water in flushing of grey water recycling system. evidence of the installation.
toilets and other
usage not involving 2. Design drawings / layout 3. As-built drawings of the
human direct showing the treatment system. recycling system.
contact.
2 Performance To minimize the consumption of potable Where evidence provided demonstrates The FLOW and FLUSH fixtures used in 1. Relevant extract of the 1. Approved material data
Requirements for water in sanitary applications by that the specification includes taps, the project should conform to the flow specification detailing the sheet of flow / flush
MANDATORY
Sanitary fittings encouraging the use of low water use fittings urinals, WCs and showers that consume rates specified in the Table-5 of the sanitary fittings. fixtures installed.
(Low Flow / Low less potable water in use than standard Annexure.
Flush Fittings) specifications for the same type of 2. Plumbing drawings 2. Date stamped photographic
fittings. highlighting the flow / flush evidence of the fixtures.
rates of the fixtures.
3 Water efficient To reduce the consumption of potable water Where evidence provided demonstrates All irrigation should be delivered by 1. Marked-up site plan showing 1. Approved material data
landscaping and for ornamental planting and landscape that a low-water irrigation drip irrigation systems together with all landscaped areas to be sheet of the irrigation
irrigation systems irrigation in the development. strategy/system has been installed. other strategies such as moisture irrigated. equipment.
sensors, landscape zoning, timers,
MANDATORY
Drip irrigation controllers and self-closing nozzles. 2. Specifications of irrigation 2. As-built landscaping
methods for systems to be installed. drawing.
vegetation according For those Villa developments where
to climate and irrigation is proposed with sprinklers, a 3. Details of the Native plants
seasonal conditions. combination of high efficiency sprinkler proposed to be used.
with timer switch controls should be
utilized.
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4 Water efficient To eliminate the consumption of potable Where evidence provided demonstrates The following demonstrates compliance: 1. Relevant clause of 1. Approved material data
landscaping and water for ornamental planting and landscape that no potable water is being used for specification on the irrigation sheet of the irrigation
irrigation systems irrigation irrigation or the irrigation has been The irrigation system specified for strategy. system components where
totally eliminated internal or external planting and/or relevant.
Eliminate potable landscaping uses ONLY the following: 2. Proposed site plan, marked
water use or up to illustrate the scope of 2. Date stamped photographic
irrigation a) Captured Rain water the irrigation specified evidence of the installation
b) Recycled waste water including controls..
c) Non potable water treated by a public 3. As-built drawings of the
agency landscaping and irrigation
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2 Control of
Environmental NOT APPLICABLE
Tobacco Smoke
3 Low Emitting To recognize and encourage a healthy Where evidence provided demonstrates All adhesives and sealants used on the A copy of the relevant 1. Provide list of each indoor
Paints, Coatings, internal environment through the that the emissions of VOCs and other interior of the building (defined as specification clause confirming that adhesive sealant, primer
Adhesives and specification of internal finishes and fittings substances from key internal finishes inside of the weatherproofing system the VOC content of the relevant product, aerosol adhesive
Sealants with low emissions of volatile organic and fittings comply with best practice and applied on-site) must comply with specified product types will and indoor paint and coating
compounds (VOCs). and internationally accepted levels. the requirements as mentioned in the comply with the standards specified including manufacturer,
MANDATORY
Table-6 of the Annexure that has been above. product name, VOC data and
Reduce the quantity of indoor air aligned to LEED Reference Guide. corresponding allowable
contaminants that are odorous, irritating VOC from the reference
and/or harmful to the comfort and well-being All paints and coatings used in the standard.
of the installers and occupants. project shall have Volatile organic
compounds (VOCs) that are within the 2. Copy of the manufacturer's
limits as prescribed in the Table-6 of the literature / approval sheets.
Annexure, which has been aligned to
LEED Reference Guide. 3. Date stamped photographic
evidence.
4 Usage of Ozone To reduce the potential for long-term Where all refrigerant types in use have CFCs should NOT be used in the 1. Specifications showing the 1. Approved material
friendly materials in damage to the Earths stratospheric ozone an ozone depletion potential (ODP) of project substances used for each of datasheet
Air Conditioning layer through the accidental release of ozone ZERO or where there are no refrigerants these items and supporting
equipment, thermal depleting substances to the atmosphere present. HVAC and Refrigeration systems technical documentation 2. Date stamped photographic
insulation, foam & should use Non-CFC refrigerants and confirming zero ODP. evidence of the units where
fire fighting must have Zero Ozone Depleting applicable along with the
equipment. Potential (ODP). name plates of installed
units
Use of R22 is discouraged.
MANDATORY
TYPE
Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
NOC-BP STAGE NOC-BCC
1 Sustainable Site and Reduce pollution from construction site by Where the Evidence provided Provide erosion and sedimentation 1. Submission of Erosion and 1. Proof of training on ESC
Management controlling air borne dust generation, soil demonstrates that an elaborate control plan to prevent sedimentation control plan implementation
erosion, etc. construction Erosion / sedimentation 1) Loss of soil required as part of the
MANDATORY
control plan is put in place by the 2) Prevent air pollution from dust specification. 2. Date stamped photos of
contractor in line with the Best practice 3) Prevent sedimentation of storm sewer ESC implementation.
policies in respect of 2. Copies of drawings to
document erosion /
a) Air (dust) pollution arising from the sedimentation control plan.
site.
b) Water (ground and surface) pollution
occurring on site.
2 Heat Island Effect Reduce heat islands to minimize impact on Where the evidence provided The Site hardscape comprising the 1. Specification of the materials, 1. Approved material data
Non-Roof micro climate and human and wildlife demonstrates that the design paving and parking sheds should SRI etc. sheet of the Non roof
inhabitants. incorporates technology and materials to incorporate one or more of the following components
reduce the heat island effect brought strategies: 2. Drawings of the site plan
from NON-ROOF COMPONENTS 1) Paving materials with Solar identifying the site hardscape 2. Date stamped photograph
MANDATORY
from ROOF COMPONENTS a) Low slope 78 identifying the site hardscape 2. Date stamped photograph
b) High slope 29 elements. of the installation.
4.
TYPE
Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
NOC-BP STAGE NOC-BCC
H: Operational Sustainability
1 Recycling facility - To recognize the provision of dedicated Where a central, dedicated space is Recycling facilities should be provided 1. Specification requiring 1. Date stamped photo of
Storage and storage facilities for the Villa developments provided for the storage of the building's in each Villa development. This should installation of bins. installed recycling
collection of operational-related recyclable waste recyclable waste streams. be in the form of a bin with at least three facilities.
MANDATORY
Recyclables streams and separate compartments, clearly labelled 2. Marked up plan showing
for recycling. proposed location within unit. 2. Letter of commitment from
Facilitate the reduction of waste that is the Recycling agencies
generated by the building occupants, being about their involvement in
hauled to and disposed of in the landfills. the operations.
are provided as part of the project scope. Equivalent rating for all the
goods provided.
A) Information on the Energy Start
rating scheme / EU labelling scheme Case 2: Case 2:
along with the list of goods complying
with them should be provided to the 1. A copy of the Energy star / 1. Copy of the information on
client to facilitate informed procurement Equivalent rating scheme for the energy efficient goods
decisions. the appliances / white goods. that have been provided to
the client as a part of the
2. Extract from specification Building / Utility user
mentioning that the guide.
information on white goods
has to be provided to the
Owner / Client.
OR
Letter of undertaking
TYPE
Item DESCRIPTION AIM / INTENT REQUIREMENT / CRITERIA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS DESIGN STAGE POST-CONSTRUCTION
NOC-BP STAGE NOC-BCC
3 Building user Guide To Promote Awareness to the clients / Where evidence provided demonstrates A Building / Facility Owner's Manual 1. Proposed Facility Owner's 1. Completed Building /
operators on sustainable Villas and facilities the provision of a simple guide that should be provided that include all of Manual with indicative Facility owner's manual
covers information relevant to the but not limited to the following: structure and contents. The prepared specifically to the
To recognize and encourage the provision of tenant/occupants and non-technical manual should be perfectly project needs.
guidance for the non-technical building user building manager, on the operation and 1. A maintenance schedule for all aligned with the nature of the
so they can understand and operate the environmental performance of the installed mechanical equipment. project addressing the specific 2. Evidence that a walk
building efficiently building and sustainability of the issues relevant to the through training program
MANDATORY
environment 2. Details of controls, interlocks and development has been conducted for the
To ensure the Preventive Maintenance of all sequence of operations for the owner & the building users
equipment are carried out as per installed MEP systems. 2. Letter of undertaking that to understand the energy
maintenance schedule. client awareness program efficient features installed
3. Details of internal and external would be carried out prior to in the building.
recycling facilities. handing over of the apartment.
3. Date stamped photographs
4. Guidance on the purchase of of the facility walk
energy efficient lighting and through.
appliances.
can continue to operate to optimal design infrastructure for fine tuning of the comprising the HVAC, Renewable and incorporating the said commissioning company.
potential after handover. Such an initiative facility after 12 months after handover Lighting systems and other systems if requirement.
serves as a strong mechanism for operational of the systems / commencement of relevant has to be submitted after 12
sustainability, reduced emissions and savings operations date. months of the operations date
for the client in terms of reduced utility
expenses.
Table-1
Building Envelope
0.28 W/m2-c
0.045 Btu/hr-ft2-f
0.2555W/m2-c
0.1 Btu/hr-ft2-f
0.57 W/m2-c
0.37 Btu/hr-ft2-f
U value (Max)
2.1 W/m2-c
Glass
Shading Coefficient 0.29
(Window-wall ratio < 30%) (Max)
0.335 Btu/hr-ft2-f
U value (Max)
1.9 W/m2-c
Glass
Shading Coefficient 0.20
(for skylights/dome architecture) (Max)
VLT (Min) 40 %
NOTE
All glazed fenestration to have a maximum Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) as
specified in the table
Notes
a) Compliance to the above should be demonstrated by calculations and filling out the commitment
sheet and compliance sheet for BP and BCC submissions respectively
INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY
4. The testing technician should be competent enough to do the test according to the proper
procedure and should be able to locate any leakages as well
5. The technician should be equipped with sensitive and calibrated equipment to test the building
according to the procedure
Test Conditions
The conditions (measurement circumstances) should follow the protocol of the referenced standard and
should further ensure the following requirements are fulfilled
1. Atmospheric circumstances and the temperature difference
2. Wind speed and direction relative to the building.
3. An evenly distributed pressure across the area
Reporting
The report should be comprehensive and of good quality that helps the professionals to make use of the
information for proper corrective measures. It should follow the protocols of the standards and as a minimum
comprise the following
1. A blower door testing training certificate provided by an ATTMA /BINDT Certified testing organization
of suitable Level required for undertaking the tests
2. Minimum 2 years of demonstrable experience
The testing technician should be competent enough to do the test according to the proper
procedure and should be able to locate any leakages as well. CV should be submitted to Trakhees-
EHS for review and approval
3. The technician should be equipped with sensitive and calibrated equipment to test the building
according to the procedure
Test Conditions
1. The ambient atmospheric conditions (measurement circumstances) should be measured before and
after the tests and should follow the CIBSE TM23 - Testing of buildings for air leakage" protocol and
the referenced standard. Measurements taken for following are to be within acceptable limits as
described in the CIBSE TM23 guidelines
a. Temperature
b. Humidity
c. Wind speed
d. Barometric pressure
2. 2 Bias pressure readings to be taken before and after test and averaged as described in the CIBSE
TM23 guidelines
Reporting
The report should be comprehensive and of good quality that helps the professionals to make use of the
information for proper corrective measures. It should follow the protocols of the standards and as a minimum
6 63.4 TR 10.0
Notes
1. The above table stipulates the minimum HVAC energy efficiency requirement (system
performance and has taken into consideration the minimum requirements of ASHRAE 90.1
stipulated vide its Table 6.8.1A and the high energy optimization needs of the jurisdiction.
This also reiterates that under no circumstances would the EER be less that the ASHRAE
stipulated values.
2. It is a well-known fact that HVAC systems consume up to 75% of the building energy
consumption especially during summer. These basic EER requirements in conjunction with
integrated design principles and other adequate green measures taken during design and
construction stages of the project would greatly enhance the operational sustainability of the
facility through efficient performance of the HVAC systems.
Internal Lighting
Light Power Density(LPD)
Synod Area / Zone
Watt / Ft2
Multi-family Residential
1 0.7
(Building Area Method)
Family Dining
2 2.0
(Space Function method)
External Lighting
Light Power Density(LPD)
Synod Area / Zone
Watt / Ft2
Notes
a) Submissions should comprise LPD tables for the project comprising the proposed
values in relation to EHS specified values for different areas
2.0 l/flush
Urinals or Sensor based urinal
systems are also
waterless acceptable.
Shattaf None
Notes
1. The table provides an outline / guidance on the flow and flush fixture requirements to be used in
the project. This however does not stop a project from seeking higher efficiencies.
2. It should be ensured that laundry equipment , dish washers etc. that have not been mentioned in
the above table are selected from energy star / equivalent accredited products for achieving
maximum water savings
Interior Coatings:
Coating Type VOC weight in grams/liter
of product minus water
Non-flat 150
Flat 50
Exterior Coatings:
Coating Type VOC weight in grams/liter
of product minus water
Non-flat 200
Flat 100
ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS:
Coating Type VOC weight in grams/liter
of product minus water
Gloss 250
Semi-Gloss 250
Flat 250
SEALERS:
Coating Type VOC weight in grams/liter
of product minus water
Waterproofing sealers 250
Sanding sealers 275
All other sealers 200
SHELLAC:
Coating Type VOC weight in grams/liter
of product minus water
Clear 730
Pigmented 550
NOTES
a) The above tables provide prescriptive criteria through which a development is expected
to comply with the minimum requirements specified therein.
b) While the table indicates the minimum level, it does not discourage / restrict the
stakeholder in seeking higher levels of performance.
c) It is strongly suggested the consultants undertake building energy simulation to
demonstrate improvement in building performance by optimizing various factors.
d) It is inherent that significant importance is to be attached to the performance of the villas
based on the actual utility and requirement which exceeds the basic requirement set by
the prescriptive approach.
Area / Number
0-1 2-3 4-5 6-7 > than 7
of Bedrooms
< than 1500 ft2 30 45 60 75 90
Notes
1) The above table is based on ASHRAE 62.2 applicable to all low-rise single family and
multifamily
2) ACH is Air changes per hour
3) While the above Table provides a guideline for ventilation requirements, the stakeholder is
free to choose an alternative compliance path. Documents in support of the compliance
should however be submitted to EHS for review and approval.