Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is a process of collecting and storing rainwater that falls on a catchment surface (typically a roof, although almost any external surface could be suitable) for use, independent from, or supplemental to the mains water supply. This reduces demand on the mains supply, offers some resilience from local supply problems and reduces the amount of energy used for water treatment and transportation. Collection and diversion of surface run-off can also mitigate flood risk and control drainage as part of a sustainable drainage system (SuDS).

• – Reduced mains water consumption and costs
  – Reduced environmental impact
  – Continuity of water supply for irrigation
  – Reduced storm water to drain/flooding

Achieving water independence has become a focus of many businesses throughout India. Harvesting rainwater for use within non potable applications helps towards fixing the variable costs of water supply and providing financial payback. It also helps towards a company’s sustainability credentials. A commercial rainwater harvesting system can often have short payback periods making it a very cost effecting solution for many buildings.

Invobuild’s reputation for knowledge and reliability has grown over the years. Our product range has become the number one choice for specifiers and our product quality is unrivalled. As we have grown so have our products, our range now includes; Domestic and Commercial rainwater harvesting systems, Attenuation tanks, rainwater harvesting maintenance and more.

“I’d put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we don’t have to wait until oil and coal run out before we tackle that.”
Thomas Edison in conversation with Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone

i) Since available energy resources are limited, we must use them with utmost care;
ii) Judicious and economical use of energy resources can help in overcoming the energy crisis;
iii) We should encourage the use of renewable sources of energy as they are available in plenty and they don’t pollute the environment;
iv) A solar photo-voltaic technology has the potential to provide much more energy than our current and future energy needs and hence an important factor for sustainable development.

Solar is the fastest-growing new energy source in the world, and it is still only scratching the surface of its potential. This technology is continually exceeding everyone’s expectations and has scaled up faster than even the most optimistic forecasts. The surge in solar is primarily due to a dramatic reduction in cost. These dropping prices are especially noticeable in developing countries, such as India.

Solar is also an attractive option for developing countries because of its scalability. From large-scale solar farms to micro-grids, to solar-powered lights – solar can offer a solution to many different problems a community may be facing. Our unique commercial systems are tailored using the latest solar software and analytics – so you don’t have to worry about oversizing, or under-sizing.

We have the experience, technology and know how to provide only the best return on investment that solar power can manage.

Construction planning is becoming increasingly complex and digital technologies provide a collaborative way of working – designing, delivering and maintaining efficiency throughout the entire lifecycle. Our in-house team is included variedly experienced professionals who have an all around regarded notoriety of being the ideal and guaranteed experts that outcome in effective and creative outcomes.