The installation of sustainable centralised air conditioning at the new parliament building is estimated to save 20-25% on energy and maintenance costs
The continuing Central Vista Project, which includes renowned buildings like Rashtrapati Bhawan, the North and South Blocks, India Gate, and the National Archives, has included numerous features of sustainability, including sustainable centralised air conditioning.
They have been integrated into this gigantic undertaking, contributing to improved indoor air quality, increased comfort, and environmentally friendly practices. These AHRI certified units, which were designed with energy efficiency in mind, save 20-25% in energy and maintenance costs, making them not only environmentally responsible but also economically advantageous.
These devices optimise energy consumption while lowering operational and maintenance costs by meticulously monitoring and adjusting parameters such as temperature, humidity, air purification, and other critical parameters.
"We are honored to have been entrusted with such a prestigious project," said Amit Goel, Managing Director at Edgetech. "Our team has worked tirelessly to deliver state-of-the-art air handling solutions that not only preserve the architectural heritage but also meet the demands of modern comfort and sustainability. We are proud to have contributed to the revitalization of Central Vista, enhancing the well-being of all who inhabit and visit these historically significant landmarks."