High Performance Buildings: Affordable Housing’ was conducted at AAETI
September 3-6, 2019
CSE and CPWD knowledge partners for long term sustainable development and practice
CSE’s engagement with CPWD has matured from capacity building to along-term knowledge partnership.
Training Programme on Sustainable Affordable Housing
Date: January 15-18, 2019
Training programme on ‘Enabling a low-impact approach to built environment’
Date: September 4-6, 2018
CSE initiates mainstreaming sustainability in academic curricula of built environment courses in West Bengal region
Date: 2nd July to 3rd July 2018
Passive Design Techniques
June 27-29, 2018 India’s built sector consumes 30 per cent of its electricity and is responsible for 23.6 per cent of its greenhouse gas emissions (GHG).
Not As Cool
Centre for Science and Environment has carried out this study to know how energy efficiency of room air conditioners (RAC) perform when outside ambient temperature is variable and high.
Earthscrapers: Environment Impact Assessment of Buildings'
Our homes, offices, shops are the end users of energy, water and materials that influence the resource footprint of cities. Buildings cannot be treated as a low impact sector any more. While individually they aggravate local pollution and resource impacts,cumulatively they are a heavy draw on key resources in the country. Buildings must be managed well to cut their gregarious resource use and wastes.