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  Energy Efficiency is one of the most crucial and vital parts of any sustainable project. Modern architects today are agile, they exert themselves to incorporate energy-efficient solutions to add more grandeur to their structure and lower its impact on the environment. Energy Efficient Glass is one of the widely used glasses in the modern construction industry. The ability to create a magnificent façade, awe-inspiring designer structure, and usher the natural tone of light makes Energy efficient the ideal choice for any commercial setup.  Usually, a normal glass transmits around 80% of outdoor heat inside a premise that has tremendous stress and cooling systems in the house to maintain a certain temperature. This not only results in a hike in energy bills but also has an impact on the overall ambience of the office, environments, and thwarting productivity as well.  Having Energy Efficient glass installed can help one to reduce the outdoor transmission level, maintain a steady tempera

  Glass windows are generally thermally emissive and hence during the daytime, there is always a possibility of solar heat heating up a room's interior. Such solar heat gain can have a major impact on the comfort levels of people staying inside and also increases the total cooling costs of the building. Especially office spaces where the use of glass windows is prominent. It is estimated that typically, as much as 30-40% of the total cooling cost of a building with large glass windows, is due to the solar heat gains due to windows.   Low Emittance or Low E-Window Films is one of the simplest ways to tackle this problem. Low-E window films have metallic coatings or dyes that allow lower transmission of solar heat through the window that reduces heat gain inside the building. Thus, by simply applying Low-E thin films to window glass, one can drastically reduce the solar heat gain and thereby reduce the energy consumption of the building. It leads to greater comfort of people inside