TN Climate Change Mission and Indian Institute of Human Settlements conduct a workshop for builders and real estate firms in Chennai to promote energy-efficient buildings
Energy Efficient BuildingsReal EstateChennaiClimate ChangeSustainable DevelopmentReal EstateJul 27, 2024
Energy-efficient buildings reduce the consumption of fossil fuels, thereby decreasing emissions and mitigating the impact of climate change.
Some energy-efficient practices include avoiding windows facing east and west, using white tiles or cool-roof coating, and keeping pumps and generators above the flood line.
The TN Climate Change Mission is a state-level initiative aimed at reducing the impact of climate change in Tamil Nadu.
Cities are at the forefront of climate change mitigation, with 70% of fossil fuel consumption and 75% of emissions coming from urban areas.
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