End-Use Efficiency Improvements in India

8/3/2019 End-Use Efficiency Improvements in India

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End-Use Efficiency

Improvements In India

By

Jitender Maan (33)

Jitesh Kumar (34)K Saubhagya(36)

Karthik Balaji (38)


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End-Use Efficiency Improvements

It is the modification of consumer demand for energy

through various methods such as financial incentives,

energy saving appliances and education. Usually, the

goal is to encourage the consumer to use less energyduring peak hours, or to move the time of energy use

to off-peak times such as night-time and weekends.

Efficiency Improvements decrease total energy

consumption.

Also it could be expected to reduce the need for

investments in networks and/or power plants.


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Need for Efficiency Improvements

Due to Global warming.

Demand Supply Gap.

Energy Wastage.

The need for Continuous sustainable development.

Improved energy efficiency represents the most cost-effective option to reduce the impacts of these problems.

It is an activity between the utility and the end-side

consumers.Major emphasis is on the contribution from the consumerside


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Development for Energy Efficiency

Enactment of enabling legislation (Energy

Conservation Act, 2001)

Institutional arrangements at central and state

level for regulatory oversight (BEE) Putting in place a multi-sectoral policy for

energy efficiency Integrated Energy Policy

(IEP), 2006

Energy Efficiency Action Plan Medium

Term- with aspirational goals.


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Development for Energy Efficiency

National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency for

greater thrust on energy efficiency.

Public sector corporate entity Energy Efficiency

Services Ltd (EESL) for implementation leadership

being set up.

Independent monitoring and verification of energy

savings- being undertaken by National Productivity

Council (NPC).


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Action Plan

Bachat Lamp Yojana to promote energy efficient and

high quality CFLs as replacement for incandescent

bulbs in households.

Standards & Labeling Scheme targets high energy end

use equipment and appliances to lay down minimumenergy performance standards.

Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC) sets

minimum energy performance standards for new

commercial buildings.


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Agricultural and Municipal DSM targeting replacementof inefficient pumpsets, street lighting, etc.

Operationalising EC Act by Strengthening InstitutionalCapacity of State Designated Agencies (SDAs) : Thescheme seeks to build institutional capacity of the newlycreated SDAs to perform their regulatory, enforcementand facilitative functions in the respective States.

Energy Efficiency Improvement in Small and MediumEnterprises (SMEs): To stimulate energy efficiencymeasures in 25 high energy consuming small andmedium enterprise clusters.

Action Plan


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GoI Initiative

The Energy Conservation Act, 2001, providesa legal mandate for energy-efficiencyregulations for industry

Under the EC Act, units in nine sectors, withenergy consumption exceeding specifiedthresholds, have been notified as designatedconsumers Power Fertilizer Iron & steel Cement Pulp & paper Aluminum Chlor-alkali Textile Railways


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Energy Efficiency Lables

Informative labels affixed to manufactured productsdescribing the products energy performance (energyconsumption, energy efficiency, energy cost, orcombinations thereof) enabling consumers to make

informed purchases Domestic and agricultural Consumers

Commercial consumers

Institutional and Government Purchases

Industrial Users Electricity Generating, Transmitting, and Distributing

companies


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Thank You

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End-Use Efficiency Improvements in India