In Bangalore, Mahindra Lifespaces introduces Net Zero Energy Homes

BANGALORE, India - April 13, 2022 - PRLog -- To demonstrate its dedication, the company announced a real estate project in Bengaluru on Tuesday that will be the country's first Net Zero Energy residential complex, according to the company.

The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) has certified Mahindra Eden, which is located off Kanakpura in Bengaluru, according to Mahindra Lifespaces. Apartments in this 7.7-acre land tract range in price from 75 lakh to 1.25 crore. According to a top company official, the full project, which will be completed in two parts, will take 5-6 years to complete.

Mahindra Eden was created using climate responsive design strategies and energy conservation measures, according to the company.

The elevators in the building will be modern Variable Voltage Variable Frequency (VVVF) elevators, which utilise less energy during acceleration and deceleration, according to the announcement.

There are also low-flow water-efficient fixtures, rainwater harvesting, and a sewage treatment facility included in the project.

The project is planned to be 'Nature Positive,' maintaining and nurturing over 100 species of plants, over 25 species of birds, and over 25 species of butterflies. In addition to energy, water, and waste efficiency. The company plans to construct three Net Zero Energy projects in Mumbai and Pune in the near future.

With the launch of India's first Net Zero Energy residential project, Mahindra Eden, in Bangalore, Mahindra Lifespace Developers Ltd. The Mahindra Group's real estate and infrastructure development arm has set a new bar in the field of sustainable development.

The project has received certification from the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC). This residential development's unique architectural characteristics are estimated to save over 18 lakh kWh of electricity each year, enough to power over 800 houses. The statement is a significant step forward in Mahindra Lifespaces' goal of only developing Net Zero buildings by 2030.

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