Rapid urban growth in India is driving a major shift toward smart buildings powered by AI-enabled HVAC systems. The article by Ajit Venkataraman VP Trane Technologies India explores how intelligent climate technologies can reduce energy consumption, support ESG goals and help build sustainable, future-ready cities while strengthening India’s path toward net-zero emissions.
The collaboration aims to integrate AI, IoT, and real-time analytics into India’s built environment to enhance climate resilience and regulatory compliance. In a significant move …
As the world unites to end plastic pollution, Indian industry leaders—from real estate to renewable energy—are reimagining sustainability as a shared responsibility and transformative opportunity …
As part of its commitment to supporting Climate Action, the Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, FMO, has invested in Mongolia’s first-ever green bond issued by the …
Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu on Saturday called upon the architects of the country to adopt green architecture and promote solar energy in upcoming building …
An international conference ANGAN (Augmenting Nature by Green Affordable New-habitat) focussed on Energy Efficiency in Building Sector began here today. The Conference is being organised …
As severe summer-time heat waves become the norm in India, the use of air-conditioners (ACs) and resultant energy consumption have started hitting the roof. If …
REC Group stresses the need to explore viable solutions to realize net-zero energy or green buildings in order to attain a carbon-neutral future. The awareness …