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Redefining Sustainable Urbanisation
Buildings and infrastructure leave a lasting impact on the planet, making sustainable construction vital for a better future. As India’s leading real estate developer, we recognise our pivotal role in driving and shaping the country’s transformative urbanisation phase.
Setting Benchmarks for the Industry
We aim to make a net positive impact on the environment while setting new benchmarks for the industry and leading the sector’s transition to net-zero. Our flagship programme, the Lodha Net Zero Urban Accelerator, launched in partnership with RMI exemplifies this ambition, and will enable Lodha to offer a template that demonstrates � to India and the world � that growth decoupled from emissions is possible. Palava, our thriving city-scale development, acts as a ‘live laboratory� for testing innovative sustainability solutions.
Our Focus Areas
Built around the core concepts of resilience and decarbonisation, our programmes are designed to address the full spectrum of emissions in the urban built environment, including embodied emissions, operational and supply-side emissions.
Climate Resilience
Materials
Efficiency
Energy Transition
Latest publication
Insight Brief - Re-Thinking Urban Heat Islands: High Density yet Cooler Urban Development
This satellite driven study of Palava highlights how climate-responsive design can make cities cooler and more livable.
Latest publication
Super-Efficient Air Conditioners: Breakthrough Insights from Field Testing at Palava, India
This field study shows that super-efficient ACs can cut energy use by up to 50% while enhancing comfort. With India projected to have over 1 billion ACs by 2050 this highlights why we must act now.
Latest publication
Insight Brief: Net Zero by Design - Material Minimalism First, Technology and Transition Next
As India builds at scale, this article highlights how material minimalism offers an immediate and effective path to reducing embodied carbon.
Partnerships
Strategic Partnerships to Lead the Change in the Industry
Blogs
Embodied carbon in high rise buildings - Insights from a baselining study
By Dr. Prasad Marepalli & Aun Abdullah -Lodha, Sai Sri Harsha Pallerlamudi -RMI India Foundation
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