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NBCC's World Trade Centre earns GRIHA 4-star rating, supporting India's climate goals

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What happened

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National Buildings Construction Corporation Limited's World Trade Centre project in New Delhi was awarded the GRIHA Provisional 4-star rating for its sustainable building practices. GRIHA, the national rating system for green buildings, was developed by Energy and Resources Institute.

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Why it matters

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The certification supports India's climate commitments to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which includes using GRIHA as a tool for carbon mitigation. This promotes sustainable habitat development amidst growing demand for buildings in India.

India has established a close partnership focused on climate and energy issues.

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Who's involved

  • National Buildings Construction Corporation LimitedNational Buildings Construction Corporation Limited, which received the GRIHA rating for its World Trade Centre project.
  • Energy and Resources InstituteEnergy and Resources Institute, which developed the GRIHA national rating system.
  • World Trade CentreWorld Trade Centre, the building that received the GRIHA Provisional 4-star rating.
  • IndiaIndia, the country whose climate commitments are reinforced by the certification.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • National Buildings Construction Corporation LimitedSpeculative

    National Buildings Construction Corporation Limited might see its regulatory standing reinforced through the GRIHA certification for the World Trade Centre project.

  • World Trade CentreSpeculative

    The World Trade Centre could benefit from the GRIHA certification, which validates sustainable building practices.

  • IndiaSpeculative

    India may see its national climate commitments reinforced, potentially unlocking green financing for the construction sector.

  • Energy and Resources InstituteSpeculative

    Energy and Resources Institute could see its market standing boosted by the successful adoption of the GRIHA system.

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