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The IGBC Platinum rating is the highest certification level granted by the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) for green buildings. It signifies that a project demonstrates global leadership in sustainability practices and has achieved the highest possible score in IGBC’s rating systems.
Elaboration:
Threshold:
To achieve the Platinum rating, a project needs to score between 80 and 100 points in the relevant IGBC rating system.
Recognition:
Platinum-rated buildings are recognized for their exceptional performance in sustainability, going beyond best practices and demonstrating outstanding leadership in the green building movement.
Criteria:
Platinum-rated projects are characterized by their commitment to exceptional energy efficiency, minimal water usage, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and a dedication to improving occupant health and well-being.
Different Rating Systems:
IGBC offers various rating systems, including Green New Buildings, Green Homes, Green Campus, Green Service Buildings, Green Interiors, and Green Resorts. Each system has specific criteria for Platinum certification, but the overarching goal is to promote sustainability and green building practices.
Examples:
Several buildings and projects in India have achieved IGBC Platinum certification, including the CII-Godrej GBC building in Hyderabad, Tata Power’s Karanjade Switching Station, and One Earth, a corporate campus.
Incentives:
Governments in India offer various incentives for IGBC-certified green buildings, including increased Floor Area Ratio (FAR) and reductions