Decentralized Water And Energy Production: A New Era For Real Estate

Housing and Urban Affairs Additional Secretary D Thara called for real estate developers to adopt decentralized water and energy production systems. At the NAREDCO Mahi convention, she emphasized the need for self-sustainable housing projects with rainwater harvesting and solar-powered cool pathways. The event highlighted women's participation in the sector.

Housing and Urban Affairs Additional Secretary D Thara underscored the imperative for decentralizing water and energy production during her address at the NAREDCO Mahi convention. Speaking to real estate developers, Thara advocated for self-sustainable housing models, emphasizing the necessity of integrating rainwater harvesting and solar-powered pathways into new projects.

Thara articulated a vision where buildings generate their own water and energy, moving away from centralized systems to more sustainable, citizen-based solutions. "Rainwater harvesting must become a permanent feature of our infrastructure, not just an addendum," she asserted.

Naredco officials, including President G Haribabu and Chairman Niranjan Hiranandani, echoed the need for transformation in the real estate sector, highlighting potential growth through increased women's participation and large-scale housing initiatives endorsed by the new government.

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