Worldwide, green buildings are acknowledged as an important component of decarbonisation efforts, given the rise of built environment and the consequent possibility of increased emission. The multi-dimensional impact of green buildings in terms of energy efficiency, material conservation, better indoor environmental quality among others makes it an important investment that yields beneficial returns across the lifespan of such infrastructure.
As an important part of ITC's strategy for decarbonisation, ITC has invested significantly in building future-ready green buildings that contribute to national climate goals.
ITC has pioneered the establishment of Green Buildings in India across its iconic hotels, factories, warehouses, residential and office complexes. It is a matter of pride that 40 of these green buildings are LEED Platinum certified. In our quest to raise the bar even higher, 12 of our hotels have become the first in the world to receive LEED® Zero Carbon certification while 5 are LEED® Zero Water certified. ITC Sankhya in Bengaluru is the first Data Centre to be LEED® Zero Carbon certified.
ITC's green building construction strategies are focused on enhancing energy efficiency and renewable energy, improving indoor environmental quality, conserving materials and resources, safeguarding water and water efficiency and sustainable site planning. Innovative and efficient design systems have been adopted along with other construction techniques to reduce energy consumption of buildings and contribute to the health and productivity of its occupants.
A trailblazer in green hoteliering, ITC Hotels has pioneered the credo of 'Responsible Luxury'. This is manifest in the LEED Platinum® rated super-premium luxury hotels that combine cutting-edge technology and innovation together with design integration setting new benchmarks in energy efficiency, water efficiency, solid waste recycling and carbon reduction.
ITC's interventions to build green infrastructure are aligned to India's net-zero targets.
