Building Energy Modeling (BEM) Building Energy Modeling refers to the process of creating a computational model of a building (or a group of buildings) to estimate or quantify its energy use, to evaluate potential energy-saving interventions, and to ensure that it meets specific energy efficiency standards, codes, or criteria. BEM Read more…
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” – Albert Einstein In the realm of building design and engineering, energy modeling has traditionally been perceived as a tool for technical experts and engineers to examine energy statistics and verify code compliance. However, with Read more…
Building energy modeling (BEM) software provides an invaluable tool for architects, engineers, and building owners, aiming to minimize energy use, reduce carbon footprints, and enhance indoor environmental quality. BEM software ranges from basic tools for preliminary assessments to advanced solutions for detailed design and operational optimization. In this blog post, Read more…
As the focus shifts globally towards sustainable and energy-efficient living, building energy modelling (BEM) becomes a focal point of architectural and engineering projects in India. Energy modelling predicts vital parameters such as a building’s energy consumption, CO2 emissions, peak demands, energy costs, and potential renewable energy production. Firstgreen Consulting, a Read more…
Digital technologies are revolutionizing the way buildings are designed, operated, and optimized for energy efficiency. One such example is the IES (Integrated Environmental Solutions) Digitization Solutions, which harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to propel buildings to the next level of energy efficiency. By leveraging Read more…
Introduction: Auxiliary consumption plays a critical role in the overall efficiency of power plants in India. This article delves into the concept of auxiliary consumption, explores its significance in the power sector, and highlights its impact on the overall efficiency and sustainability of power plants. Understanding and optimizing auxiliary consumption Read more…
In the age of sustainable development, businesses across all sectors are stepping up their environmental responsibility, and the amusement park industry in India is no exception. As destinations that attract large crowds, amusement parks have an inherent responsibility to manage the waste they generate. Over the years, Indian amusement parks Read more…
India’s ambitious clean energy transition hinges significantly on the active participation of its states. Each state, with its unique set of resources and challenges, plays a crucial role in this transition. This article presents a comparative study of the role of different Indian states in the country’s clean energy transition. Read more…
Tyres, one of the most enduring and hard-to-recycle items in our waste stream, often end up in landfills where they take up a significant amount of space and can cause environmental problems. However, with a bit of creativity and elbow grease, old tyres can be given a new lease on Read more…
Greenhouse gases (GHGs) are gases that can trap heat in the Earth’s atmosphere, leading to the greenhouse effect and contributing to climate change. These gases have the ability to absorb and re-emit infrared radiation, which is emitted by the Earth’s surface as heat. The main greenhouse gases include: The role Read more…