The Indian government's push for net zero emissions by 2070 is driving the adoption of green certified offices in the country, with a significant 65% of office space now holding green certifications.
Real EstateSustainabilityEsgGreen Certified OfficesNet Zero EmissionsReal Estate NewsJul 16, 2024
According to a recent report by Vestian, 65% of office space in India has now been green-certified.
The demand for green certified offices is driven by the Indian government's commitment to sustainability, as well as the benefits they offer to occupants, including improved air quality and reduced energy consumption.
Green certified offices offer a range of benefits, including improved air quality, increased natural light, and reduced energy consumption.
The Indian government has set a goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2070.
The Indian government is offering incentives to developers and builders who incorporate green features into their projects, such as tax breaks and other benefits.
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