Archive · 3 Oct 2025
LHS Introduces Electricity-Free Cooling, Cuts Energy Use in India
Imagine buildings that can stay cool without using much electricity!
LHS and i2Cool have brought a new way to cool buildings to India.
They use special coatings and films that reflect the sun's heat, making surfaces up to 20°C cooler.
This helps buildings use up to 20% less energy, saving money and helping the environment.
The technology is already working well in some places and is now available for others to use.
It's like giving buildings a sunblock to keep them cool, making life easier and greener!
LHS introduced electricity-free cooling solutions in collaboration with i2Cool.
The technology can reduce building energy consumption by up to 20%.
i2Cool's solutions use nanoparticle-based coatings and films.
Pilot projects have shown 20-25% electricity cost savings.
The collaboration aims to make sustainable cooling cost-effective in India.
- Who
- Leading Hospitality Services (LHS) and i2Cool
- What
- Introducing electricity-free cooling technology to reduce energy use in India
- When
- Showcased at a conference in Mumbai
- Where
- India
- Why
- To reduce energy consumption and make cooling more accessible and affordable.
- Company
- Leading Hospitality Services (LHS)
- Technology
- i2Cool's nanoparticle-based coatings and films
- Energy Savings
- Up to 20% reduction in building energy consumption
- Application
- i2Coating for walls, i2Film for glass façades
- Cost Savings
- 20-25% in pilot projects
- Return on Investment
- As little as three years