IGBC targets all buildings to become Net Zero by 2050
Green Building Congress 2021, India's flagship event on GreenBuildings and Built Environment was inaugurated by Alex Ellis, British High Commissioner to India
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Mumbai, Nov 19 Green Building Congress 2021, India's flagship event on GreenBuildings and Built Environment was inaugurated by Alex Ellis, British High Commissioner to India.
Delivering his address, Ellis said "The COP26 Conference at Glasgow was momentous, as it sets the world to the path of Net Zero. Over 90% of world's economies are now covered by Net Zero Pledges. The discussion is no longer on 'if' countries should be Net Zero, the question is by 'when' and 'how' will be they be Net Zero.
Sharing his views on the conference Jamshyd Godrej, Past President CII said "Green Buildings are a huge opportunity to slow down a rapidly warming earth. Action by businesses to promote and use green buildings will be a competitive advantage for decades. The Green Building Congress has always been a platform to facilitate advancing green building movement in the country"
Sharing his views on the occasion, V Suresh, Chairman IGBC, said "The Green Building Movement in India is growing from strength to strength.
United Kingdom is the partner country for Green Building Congress 2021, adding further impetus to the Conference.
The 30 days of Green Building Congress Expo would showcase more than 300 green products on display, showcasing the best and latest green trends and technologies.
