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Solar Rooftop Project Development and Net Zero Building Company: Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd. Presented By: Mr. Raghavendra Mirji Mr. R. Saravanan

Solar Rooftop Project Development and Net Zero Building … · 2020-04-21 · Company Overview Established in 1897, the Godrej Group headquartered at Mu mbai, India has its roots

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Solar Rooftop Project Development and Net Zero Building

Company: Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd.

Presented By:

• Mr. Raghavendra Mirji• Mr. R. Saravanan

Agenda

• Unique Solar Rooftop Projects and Best Practices during O&M.

• Case Study on Net Zero Building

• Busduct Benefits to Solar Industry – Compact, Customized, Reliable, Low Installation time etc.

Company Overview

Established in 1897, the Godrej Group headquartered at Mumbai, India has its roots in India's independence

and Swadeshi movement

Enjoying the patronage of 1.1 billion consumers across the globe

Extending geographical footprint beyond Earth, with our engines now powering many of India's space missions

Growing fast with total revenue of over USD 4.5 billion

Our Legacy… Capability… Sustainability…

Godrej, 122 years young India’s 2nd Mission to Moon Lungs of Mumbai

Company Overview

Appliances

Construction

Lawkim Motors

Interio

Locking Solutions & Systems

Material Handling

Precision Engineering

Electricals & Electronics Aerospace

Prima

Process Equipment

Security Solutions

Storage Solutions

Tooling

Precision Engineering

Division Overview

Precision Engineering

POWER INFRASTRUCTURE & RENEWABLE ENERGY

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL & PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING 

CONTRACTS

GREEN BUILDING CONSULTANCY 

SERVICES

AUTOMATION & ENERGY 

MANAGEMENTBUS BAR

E & E Business Portfolio

EPC turnkey Projects• Transmission• Distribution• Solar

MEP EPC turnkey Projects• Residential• Commercial• Industrial

• Air Compressors• Air Blowers• Embedded Controllers• Ind. Automation• AMC

• HT (IPBD)• LT (NSPBD)• Sandwitch Busways• Gen. Protection Panels• HT & LT Control Panels

• Certification• Commissioning & Testing• MEP Design

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Presentation TitlePIRE - What we offer?Renewable Energy

PowerDistribution

Power Infrastructure

Power TransmissionRooftop Solar

ProjectsGround –Mounted

Solar Projects

Engineering Procurement

& Construction

(Village Electrification, SS up to 33 Kv, Feeder Separation) 

(EHV Transmission lines &  SS from 66 kV to 765 kV)

Presentation Title

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Asia Pacific

Europe & Eurasia

S. & Central America

Africa

CIS

North America

Middle East

World Power Generation mix for 2018

Renewables Hydro electricity Nuclear Energy Coal Natural Gas Oil

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Past Vs Future World Power Generation Mix

Coal Gas Oil Nuclear Hydro Wind Solar & Other Renewables

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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

World Annual Additions of Renewable Power Capacity 2018 

Solar PV Wind Power Hydropower Bio‐power,Geo‐thermal,Ocean‐power,CSP

• World Energy mix shifting towards renewable

• Wind and solar make up almost 50% of worldelectricity in 2050 – “50 by 50” –

• It will help to keep the increase in global averagetemperature to well below 2 °C above pre‐industriallevels; *Source: BP Magazine,Bloomberg NEF,REN21

Presentation TitleEnergy Mix for UAE : Current Vs Future

38%

12%6%

44%

Energy Strategy 2050

Natural Gas Clean Fossil Fuel Nuclear Renewable Energy

Energy Mix for 2017

Natural Gas Heavy Fuel Oil Renewable Energy

98%

1‐2 % 1%

Source: https://government.ae/en/information‐and‐services/environment‐and‐energy/water‐and‐energy/energy‐

A rapid increase of renewable energy from 1% in 2017 to 44% by 2050

Presentation TitleG&B Offering - Differentiated Rooftop Approach

Different approach for different customer after understanding needs & expectation of customers plays key role for bagging order

Before Installation waste location Simulation Phase

Final InstallationDuring execution

Case Study: Sudarshan Chemicals, Pune

Feedback from Customer:

• Awarded priority vendor category status to Godrej

• Bagged 210 kW (INR 1.16 Crs) order of Deccan Explotech, Pune based on positive recommendation by customer

• Repeat order of 1.2 MW expected in phases

Order Details:

Plant Capacity: 375 kWp Location: Pune, India

Presentation TitleDifferentiated Rooftop OfferingsProject Uniqueness:

• Unevenness of canal topogrphy• Corrosive environment inside refinery –

Structures to be guaranteed for minimum 15 years

• Limited Space available for O&M• Strict safety compliances

Before Installation Simulation Phase

Final InstallationDuring execution

Case Study: BPCL Canal Top – 348 kW, Mumbai

Solutions:

• Earthing Foundations (140 Nos. dug manually as no DTH, Augur machine allowed)

• Structures: Sand Blasting and Polyurethane paint used for structure life of minimum 15 years

• Common foundations used for adjoining trusses and movable walkway and railing after 20 mtrspace WalkwayRailing

Differentiated Rooftop OfferingsProject Uniqueness:

• Non availability of space at roof level.• Various equipment installed at roof level i.e.

chillers, cooling tower.• Solar generation required for IGBC Green

Certifications

Solutions:

• Vertical mounting solar power plant• Used of vertical façade wall for solar module

installation• Solar plant installation done with out affecting

area at roof level.• Building certified for green Building council.

Case Study: Vertical Solar Plant – 20 kW, Hyderabad

Before Installation

After Installation

Best Practices – O&M

Provision of Water line near to solar

panel for ease of cleaning

Walkway parallel to ground for safe and

efficient work

Horizontal Walkway for Comfortable walking

Water Line on each bay Ergonomic and Safe Step for Cleaning

Quick release

clamp for reduction

in cleaning time and ease for

work

Integrate water

cleaning brush reduce

operator fatigue as

well as save water

Quick Release coupler (QRC) Ergonomic Water Cleaning arrangement

Pull Out Test Safety Railing on Roof Top

Electromagnetic lock

Roof Ladder Access Control RFID System

Best Practices – O&M

Wind direction

Differential Dust accumulation on roofs due

to difference in height of the roofs & location of the

building.

Time Based Cleaning does not ensure high performance

all the time.

Centralised Team to monitor Plant Performance

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10/04/2019 11/04/2019

INV18 Performance Ratio INV17 Performance Ratio INV16 Performance RatioINV15 Performance Ratio INV14 Performance Ratio INV13 Performance RatioINV12 Performance Ratio INV11 Performance Ratio INV10 Performance RatioINV9 Performance Ratio INV8 Performance Ratio INV7 Performance RatioINV6 Performance Ratio INV5 Performance Ratio INV4 Performance RatioINV3 Performance Ratio INV2 Performance Ratio INV1 Performance Ratio

Low PR for inverters 15

to 18

Cleaning Frequency

increased - PR improved

Perfo

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Rat

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Moved from Time based cleaning to Condition based cleaning

Case Study on Net Zero Building

Testing & CommissioningGreen Certification

Consultancy for LEED, WELL, EDGE, IGBC, GRIHA Rating Systems

Associated with 600+ green building   projects

50+Platinum Projects, 70+Gold Rated Projects

Sustainability Services

Energy Simulation Daylight Simulation Solar Insolation Shading Analysis Sunpath Analysis

Building Simulation

Peer Review of MEP Design

Pre‐ Functional Testing

Functional Testing

Integrated System Testing

Enhanced Commissioning

Green Certification Methodology

Techno Commercial  Feasibility

Gap Analysis

Project Registration with USGBC / 

IWBI

Design Review Building Simulation

Tender Inclusions for 

LEED

Tender Review

Contractor Training at Site

Construction Stage Reviews

First Submission to 

USGBC

Pre‐Functional Testing Of MEP Equipments

Final Commissioingof Services

Submission of Documents to 

USGBC

Review by USGBC

Award of Certification 

Approach for NET ZERO Building

NET ZERO ENERGY BUILDING

PASSIVE

ORIENTATION ENVELOPE 

ACTIVE

Energy Efficiency 

Air Conditioning  Lighting  Auxiliaries  Appliances 

Renewable Energy 

On‐site Renewable Energy 

Off‐site Renewable Energy 

What is Possible? Standard vs Efficient Design

Performance metric Std. Design Efficient Design % Reduction

1 Building Energy Consumption 250 kWh/m2/Ann. 75 kWh/m2/Ann. 70%

2 Lighting Design 1.2 W/sq.ft. 0.48 W/sq.ft. 60%

3 Air-conditioning design (Reduction in Heat Load) 300 sq.ft. / TR 750 sq.ft. / TR 60%

4 Total building electrical design 8 W/Sq.ft. 3.5 W/Sq.ft. 56%

Source: Infosys Company

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From Green Buildings to Net Zero Buildings

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We are ready for the change.. !! 

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