India is one of the fastest growing data center markets in the world. India’s current data center capacity is around 600 MW and is expected...

Indian Green Building Council has recognised several initiatives adopted in the project which include integrated land use, compact city dev...

Plutonium Group has a lot to offer the global businessman.

The rating system verified Kohi Metro's efforts to address the best site selection and national priorities like conserving natural resource...

Platinum rating is the highest rating given to structures by the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) for adopting best green practices. Th...

Bombay House, the Tata group’s headquarters in Mumbai, has become the first and only heritage building in the country to receive ‘Platinum ...

Indian Green Building Council awarded the platinum rating, to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Chief Mangu Singh for having adhered to green bu...

India is locked in a frenzy of construction to meet the demand for homes, offices, and shops.

Energy-efficient buildings not only help lower the utility and maintenance costs, but also translate to better value in the long term.

Tetra Pak’s packaging material facility in Pune has been awarded Platinum certification for green factory building by the Indian Green Buil...

India has significant opportunity to go the green way and concerted efforts by all the stakeholders is the need of the hour, said vice-chai...

If hospitals in India ever need a compelling reason to go green, they would find several in the example of Kohinoor Hospital in Mumbai.

An R&D centre gives back more power than it takes; a residential complex and a hospital have cut power and water consumption by 40-60 per c...

The Bureau of Energy Efficiency will start rating, from the next year, the computer data centres that host companies' networking equipment.

With the aim to minimise adverse environment impact, IT services provider Patni Computer Systems today inaugurated a 3,500 seater IT-BPO fa...

The trigger is a growing environment consciousness among topnotch tenants, particularly the multinationals.

For the new-age green consumer and those who believe in sustainable tourism here is a good news.