The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) runs rating programmes for green buildings. Indoor environmental quality is one of the themes that such programmes look at.

Oberleen monitors measure indoor air quality, temperature, humidity and energy use, and keep a history of readings. This data can support the documentation your project team prepares. Oberleen does not award or guarantee any rating.

Please note: this page gives general information only. Requirements set by authorities and rating bodies differ by project and change over time, so always confirm the current rules with the organisation concerned.

Why it matters

A green building is easier to run, and easier to document, when its indoor conditions are measured and not assumed. Continuous data shows whether a building keeps its promises after occupancy. Credit requirements are set by the council and can change, so please confirm the current rating system and its requirements with the council or your accredited consultant.

What you get

Indoor environment data

Measure CO2, PM2.5, temperature and humidity in occupied spaces.
Records for your consultant

Download readings and summaries for use in project documents.
Energy monitoring

Track power use by area with smart energy meters.
Whole-building view

See every monitored room on one dashboard.
Evidence over time

Long-term trends show how the building performs after handover.

How it works

Talk to your consultant

Confirm which measurements your rating programme needs.
Install monitors

We place monitors in the spaces that matter.
Collect data

Readings are stored and trends build up over time.
Share records

Provide exports to your consultant or project team.