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NBCC Pioneers Eco-Cities: Comfort Meets Green Living
5 Jun
Summary
- New Moti Bagh township offers sustainable urban living with green spaces.
- Projects like Bharat Mandapam integrate solar power and wastewater recycling.
- Future developments mandate zero-waste, solar, and water harvesting systems.
New Moti Bagh in New Delhi stands as a model for sustainable urban living, featuring abundant green spaces, rainwater harvesting, and comprehensive waste management. This township has been recognized for its high cleanliness standards and complete waste segregation.
NBCC's commitment to green development is evident nationwide. Projects like Bharat Mandapam utilize rooftop solar power and wastewater recycling, while Vanijya Bhawan enhances energy and water efficiency. The IIM Sambalpur campus and NACIN Bengaluru campus also demonstrate significant integration of renewable energy and water conservation.
Sustainability is now institutionalized, with features like zero-waste systems, dual plumbing, and solar energy becoming mandatory in all future NBCC developments. Redevelopment projects in Nauroji Nagar, Kidwai Nagar, Sarojini Nagar, and Netaji Nagar are all being built with green principles at their core.
Looking forward, NBCC is developing a Net Zero Energy Sustainable Campus for the Central University of Odisha, expected by 2027. This initiative highlights NBCC's ongoing efforts to create sustainable ecosystems for India's future urban landscape.
