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The Vicious Circle
                                OZONE LAYER DEPLETION

                                  GLOBAL WARMING

                  HIGH ENERGY                              RISE IN
                 CONSUMPTION                            TEMPERATURE

                                                          CLIMATE
                  EMISSIONS                               CHANGE

                 HEAT ISLAND

                                  INCREASE IN AIR
                                 COOLING DEMAND
Ant DESIGNED BY ANT STUDIO IN INDIA - SWITCH-Asia
what do we do?
Ant DESIGNED BY ANT STUDIO IN INDIA - SWITCH-Asia
Ant DESIGNED BY ANT STUDIO IN INDIA - SWITCH-Asia
Ant DESIGNED BY ANT STUDIO IN INDIA - SWITCH-Asia
Ant DESIGNED BY ANT STUDIO IN INDIA - SWITCH-Asia
Ant DESIGNED BY ANT STUDIO IN INDIA - SWITCH-Asia
Ant DESIGNED BY ANT STUDIO IN INDIA - SWITCH-Asia
Cooling transends human comfort
Ant DESIGNED BY ANT STUDIO IN INDIA - SWITCH-Asia
As of 2016 data centres consume nearly
  30 billion kwh electricity in the USA

                      *https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2016/06/27/heres-how-much-
                                                              energy-all-us-data-centers-consume
Legal cannabis farming for
medicinal purposes alone consumes
    power worth 3 billion USD

                     https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0301421512002285
Less is More
Environmental Effect
                                               Energy use in cooling account
                                               for “ around 10% of Global
                                               CO2 emissions already. “

Air-Cooling Systems 40%
   [Air Conditioners,

  Air Coolers & Fans]

                          Energy Consumption
                                INDIA

                               60% Other
Volume Consumption of Room Air-Conditioner

                                                                                            YoY %
                                                                                            Room Air Conditioner Volume in Millions

                                                  31%                                         30%
                                          25%                                 23%                                         7.7
              20%    20%    22%
                                                                                                                 6.7     15%
       15%                                                                           12%               5.8
                                     7%                                                       5.2
                                                                        3%                                       15%
                                                                                      4.0              12%
                                                  3.3                          3.5
                                                         2.9     2.7    2.8
                                           2.5
                             1.9    2.0                  -14%
               1.3    1.5                                       -5%
        1.1

       FY05   FY06   FY07   FY08   FY09   FY10F   Y11   FY12    FY13   FY14   FY15   FY16    FY17     FY18     FY19     FY20

                                                                                                                         IMAGE SOURCE : MOSL Industry 2018
Market Scenario

                                  2 Bn USD
                                    66%

                                                                                     “The global market is expected to
                    608 Mn USD                                                       reach USD 6.9 Million by 2022, at

                                                  ?
                        8%                                                           a CAGR of 5.3% between 2016 and
   3.74 Bn USD
       4%
                                                                                     2022.”
                                                                                                          - the gaurdian, 2018

 Air Conditioners   Air Coolers     Fans     Personal Cooler
                                                 IMAGE SOURCE : MOSL Industry 2018

   Market Share of Air Cooling Systems in India
Air conditioning   Personal Cooling
Personal Cooling

                                LOW ENERGY
                               CONSUMPTION

                                PERSONEL
                                 COOLING

                     ZERO                    MICROCLIMATE
                   EMISSIONS                   CONTROL
Ether
Ether
Ether
Ether

Inspired from traditional evaporative cooling.
Ether
Ether
Art ability
Cool Purified Air   Efficient & Green   Smart Humidification   Smart Device
Why Personal Cooling

            The global personal cooling device market is expected to reach
            USD 6.9 Million by 2022 from USD 4.8 Million in 2015, at a CAGR
            of 5.3% between 2016 and 2022. The base year considered for
            the study is 2015 and the forecast period is between 2016 and
            2022.
Mentors

          MR. MUKUL ROHATGI - EX ATTORNEY JOURNAL OF INDIA, LEGAL ADVISE

          MR. VIJAY JAIN, EX- FIXED LINE PRESIDENT, RELIANCE JIO, BUSINESS ADVISOR

          DR. DEVENDRA KUMAR - HOD, CERAMICS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT IIT BHU, DOMAIN EXPERT

          DR. SUNITA SHREEDARAN - SKS LAW ASSOCIATES, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

          MR. VINOD SHARMA - DIRECTOR, DEKI ELECTRONICS PVT LTD, BUSINESS ADVISOR
Team

       Aishwarya Kaura is a keen observer and loves exploring with various materials with earth/nature topping
       the list. As a creative practitioner she aspires to create spaces that are practical, sustainable solutions to
       urban requirements by enhancing one’s experience.

       Alexandre Pineau is a young designer who is currently working on the frugal aspect of technology, system
       design and lifecycle assessment of the product Coolant. He proaches design to investigate ways to reduce
       carbon footprint and bridge the ecological imbalance that exists.

       Anu Thakur is a senior architect and uses a creative approach to solve the problem and is energetic and
       eager to learn new skills. She has an experience in working as a part of a team as well as individually.

       Bhavya Bhatt is a fourth year law student, an ardent writer who is currently exploring avenues in Content
       Writing and law. She aims for a full-fledged career in Public International Law specialized in Space law and
       Aviation.She is currently working on Intellectual Property Rights research with regard to the coolant.
Dhirendra Singh has done his Masters in management and has around 10 years exposure in strategic
consulting for global MNC in infrastructure planning and PPP transaction advisory of mega projects. He is
supporting CoolAnt in Strategic planning and Business planning.

Mukul Singh is a mechanical and an automation engineer with a passion for Race machines. He is a critical
thinker and lets his work speak for himself. He is working on Research, Experimentation, Design Evaluation
for the CoolAnt.

Sagar Ashok and Sudhanshu kumar With an experience of nearly 35 years, Mr Sagar is head of the op-
erations. They are a part of resources, implementation and operations for the Coolant, executing on field,
installing the beehives.

Samreen Sultan is a community architect and an Urbanist.She has an inclination towards solving real time
urban issues and challenges. She is currently researching on ideal cooling solutions and water purification
techniques for the Coolant to bring clean and accessible water for all.

Shubham Kumar is Not-so -stereotype Mechanical Engineer. Pliers, pluctrums and pens are his deathly
hallows. His work includes Product Research & Development inclusive of Design, Analysis and testing for
the Coolant.
art | nature | technology
Hotter Summers,
Cooler Demand!

According to the IMD forecast, most parts of
India are witnessing warmer than-normal tem-
peratures in the summer season.
Viable Entry Points

High and rising temperature levels are lead-
ing to greater demand for cooling solutions.

54% i.e. 143m of Indian households live in
hot and dry climatic conditions and 4% live
in moderate climatic conditions.

                                               Cold
                                               COLD

                                               Composite
                                               HOT DRY

                                               Hot dry
                                               WARM HUMID

                                               Warm humid
                                               COMPOSITE

                                               Temperate
                                               TEMPERATE
Mean Temperature Anomaly
Temperature Upsurge                                                                                                                               April - June ‘18

                                                                             1.07

                                                                                   0.99

                                                                         1.04
                                                                                            0.71
                                                                            1.07
High and rising temperature levels are leading to
                                                                                                                                                             0.43
                                                                                      1.08                                       -0.01
                                                           1.17
greater demand for cooling solutions.                                    1.06
                                                                                                     0.53
                                                                                                                        0.23
                                                                                                                                                    0.25            0.26

                                                                                                   0.53
With a large population, hot climate, and growing           0.50             0.59                                  0.22
                                                                                                                               0.09

energy demand, India has the highest unmet cool-    0.35
                                                                                                          0.33

ing demand in the world.                                                              0.32                       0.16

                                                                  0.23       0.28

                                                                                          0.16

                                                                     0.20                  0.09
                                                                                                                                              -0.5
                                                                                                                                                0.0
                                                                                    0.05                                                  >0.01 to < 0.5
                                                                          0.09                                                            >=0.5 to < 1.0
                                                                                                                                              >= 1.0
Households with Air-Conditioners

                                                  18 .9 %
                                                        26.9 %
                                                  16.8%
                                                          29.4%

                                               6.1%                   8.2%
                                                                                        4%

                                   10.5 %                   3.7%                  8.3 %      7.4 %

                                                                        4.9 %
                                                                                8.5 %

                                               10 %

                                                              7.9 %

                                      18.9 %
                                                             6.8 %
                                               4.3 %

                                                          14.4 %
                                                  10 %

                                                                                                     IMAGE SOURCE : India Census, MOSL 2011
Air-Conditioners Sales w.r.t BEE Star Rating

                       6% 1-2 Star Fixed                                              5% 3 Star Fixed
                                           22% 5 Star Fixed

                                                                                                        35%

                     AC’s Star Rating                                              AC’s Star Rating
                      Sales : FY17                                                  Sales : FY18              Inverter
                                                 12% Inverter

3 Star Fixed   60%                                              5 Star Fixed 60%
Market Share

                     5% Other Brands
                                                                                 5% Other    11% Daikin India
                                                          Carrier Media 6%
       Bajaj   15%
                                                       Samsung      7%
                                                                                                       11% Lloyd Electric

                                       50% Symphony   Hitachi 11%            Room Airconditioner
                     Air Cooler
                                                                                                           12% Blue Star

   Kenstar 30%
                                                               LG 16%
                                                                                              21% Voltas

                                                                                                                 IMAGE SOURCE : MOSL Industry 2016
“The sustainability train has left the station.Get on
board or get left behind… Those who fail to bet on
the green economy will be living in a grey future.”

   - António Guterres, UN secretary general, 2017
Ether

Ergonomic and aesthetic design.
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My Chill
Plus +
IDI Personal Mini
Air-Cooler
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IMAGE SOURCE : Google Images.
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