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GIZ’s Indo-German Energy Programme (IGEN)

Energy Efficiency Initiatives in India

Activities & Impacts

Energy Efficiency in India

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The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale

Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Established on 1 January 2011, GIZ brings together

under one roof the long-standing expertise of DED, GTZ

and InWEnt.

Our registered offices are in Bonn and Eschborn in

Germany.

Working efficiently, effectively and in a spirit of

partnership, we support people and societies in

developing, transition and industrialised countries in

shaping their own futures and improving living conditions.

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Purpose of the organisation

GIZ’s purpose is to promote international cooperation for

sustainable development and international education

work.

As a 100% federally owned, public-benefit enterprise, we

support the German Government in achieving its

development policy goals.

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• GIZ operates in more than 130 countries worldwide.

• In Germany we maintain a presence in nearly all the federal

states.

• GIZ employs approximately 17,000 staff members worldwide,

more than 60% of whom are local personnel.

In addition there are:

- 1,135 technical advisors

- 750 integrated and 324 returning experts

- 700 local experts in partner organisations

- 850 weltwärts volunteers

GIZ worldwide

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GIZ worldwide

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Indo-German Energy Programme (IGEN)

GIZ together with KfW Entwicklungsbank jointly implement

the Indo-German Energy Programme (IGEN).

The broad focus of IGEN is to support the implementation of the

Energy Conservation Act.

The Act positively intervenes at all levels of society, such as

energy-intensive large industries, manufacturers of household

appliances and industrial equipment, residential households as

well as engineering consultancy firms.

The bilateral cooperation involves local and international

professionals and supports

http://www.direc2010.gov.in/about.html

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EE in thermal power plants

Indo-German Energy Programme (IGEN)

Energy Efficieny (EE) – MoP (CEA, BEE) Renewable Energy (RE) – MNRE

(CEA) Generation side EE

(BEE) Demand side EE

Imple-mentation of Energy Conser-

vation Act

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

BMZ ongoing

BMZ 2009

BMU 2008

BMU 2009

Indo-German Energy-Forum (IGEF) MoP (CEA, BEE), MNRE, DST

BMWi, BMZ, BMU, (BMBF, AA, BMVBS)

Commercialization of Solar Energy in

Urban and Industrial Areas in India (ComSolar)

(BMU 2009)

Renewable Energy

Supply for Rural Areas

(RESRA) (BMU 2008)

IGEN-Renewable

Energies Component (BMZ 2010)

Industrial / urban Rural / poverty focused

Legend:

Indo-German Energy

Symposium

Trigenera-tion

(TRIGEN) (BMU 2008)

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

(BMU 2009)

Support and

office IGEF

(BMU 2008 and 2011 expected)

support

su

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rt

SolMap (BMU 2010)

Network Platform EE (BMU 2011 proposed)

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EXAMPLES


vation Act

EE in the Building sector:

Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF

EE in Thermal Power Plants

Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

Energy Efficiency

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Partner:

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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Indian Energy Conservation Act (EC) EC Act enacted in October 2001

Five major provisions of EC Act relate to

Designated Consumers,

Standard and Labeling of Appliances,

Energy Conservation Building Codes ,

Creation of Institutional Set up (BEE) and

Establishment of Energy Conservation Fund

Develop policy and strategies with a thrust on self

regulation and market principles, within the overall

framework of the EC Act with the primary objective of

reducing energy intensity of the Indian economy.

Ground work for strengthening EE market & EE

technologies

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Energy Efficiency under IGEN THE INDIAN ENERGY CONSERVATION ACT

EC Act enacted in October 2001

Five major provisions of EC Act relate to Designated Consumers, Standard and Labeling of Appliances, Energy Conservation Building Codes , Creation of Institutional Set up (BEE) and Establishment of Energy Conservation Fund

Become effective from 1st March 2002

Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) operationalized from 1st March 2002.

Energy efficiency institutional practices and programs in India are now mainly

being guided through various voluntary and mandatory provisions of the

Energy Conservation Act

MISSION OF BEE



framework of the EC Act with the primary objective

of reducing energy intensity of the Indian economy.


vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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Perform, Achieve & Trade (PAT)

Executed under the National Mission of enhanced

Energy Efficiency with BEE

The market based mechanism to enhance cost

effectiveness of improvements in EE in energy

intensive industries through certification of energy

saving which can be traded.

9 designated consumers selected (Thermal Power

Plants, cement, steel,..)

Individual targets for different industries has been

set and first phase will be launched in April 2011

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69.23%

11.65% 6.2%

5.1% 4%

2%

1%

0.18% 0.6%

Energy Consumption (MToE)Share Among DCs

Power (Thermal) Integrated Steel

Cement Fertilizer

Sponge Iron Textile

Aluminium Paper

Chlor-Alkali

Energy Efficiency under IGEN


vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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Phase I (2007-2010)

Mapping of 85 thermal power generation units

compared design status and the actual operating

status: Gross heat derivation up to 20%

Potential CO2 emission reduction: 10 mio. Tons

Phase II (2011-2013)

Performance optimization of Thermal power

stations

Introduction of power plant optimization software

in 15 stations & training

Establishment of 4 model power plants

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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Excellent Enhancement Center (EEC) Establishment of best practices platform in the energy

generation sector

Institutional framework comparable to industry

associations

Focused on energy efficiency, advanced solutions

regarding technology, processes and personal skills

Will function as a pace maker and know how hub in

the power generation service

Set up planned in mid of 2011

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Energy Efficiency under IGEN THE INDIAN ENERGY CONSERVATION ACT

EC Act enacted in October 2001

Five major provisions of EC Act relate to Designated Consumers, Standard and Labeling of Appliances, Energy Conservation Building Codes , Creation of Institutional Set up (BEE) and Establishment of Energy Conservation Fund

Become effective from 1st March 2002

Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) operationalized from 1st March 2002.

Energy efficiency institutional practices and programs in India are now mainly

being guided through various voluntary and mandatory provisions of the

Energy Conservation Act

MISSION OF BEE



framework of the EC Act with the primary objective

of reducing energy intensity of the Indian economy.


vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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Indo German Energy Forum (IGEF)

Initiated in 2006 by German Chancellor and Indian

Prime Minister as an open political dialogue on energy

Main political Stakeholders

Government of India Ministry of Power (MoP, Chair)

Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)

Department of Science and Technology (DST)

Federal Government of Germany Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi, Chair)

Ministry of the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear

Safety (BMU)

Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)

Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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IGEF – Tasks and Objectives

IGEF shall promote cooperation in

energy security

energy efficiency & renewable energy

investment in energy projects

collaborative research and development

IGEF shall promote and involve the private sector

The private sector is invited to participate in and

should clearly benefit from the IGEF

The objective is to develop joint cooperation

projects between German and Indian institutions

or – even more desired – between the private

sector of both countries

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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Clean Development Mechanism

Developing New Simple CDM Methodologies for

Agriculture pump set

Star rated appliances

CDM PoA Bachat Lamp Yojana

Technical documentation

Monitoring and verification

Establishing Coordinating & managing entity

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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EXAMPLES

Trigeneration: Stakeholders

The Ministries

Ministry of Power (MoU)

Federal Ministry of Environment (BMU)

Implementation

Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE)

German International Cooperation (GTZ)

Beneficiary

Jai Prakash Narayan Apex Trauma Center (JPNATC)

Service provider & Consultant

Green Power International Pvt ltd (GPIPL)

Dalkia Energy Services Limited (DESL)

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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EXAMPLES

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Energy Efficiency under IGEN Imple-

mentation of Energy Conser-

vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

2.5 MWth = 100 % electricity

40 % = 1 MWel

20 % at 400 C High temp heat

20 % at 90 C Low temp heat

Gas (NPG)

Lighting, AC Selling to grid

Cooling Heating Warm Water

(kitchen, laundry, rooms, pool, etc)

(rooms, cold storage, etc)

Vapor Absorption Machine

20 % Loss

Main Components of Trigen:

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

Main Components of Trigen:

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EXAMPLES

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

Applications areas of Trigen:

All buildings and industries which use simultaneous electricity, heating and cooling

Hotels, Hospitals

BPO/IT/Data Centers

Airports, Industries

Shopping Malls, Residential Societies

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EXAMPLES

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

Strong positive aspects:

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EXAMPLES

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

The Pilot Project

Electricity: 347 kW

Cooling: 365 TR (105-VAM)

Heating: ~20 kW (kitchen/laundry)

Payback ~ 2 years

Annual savings ~2 Cr

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EXAMPLES

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

Segments with Gas Available and proposed (MW)

Office 2,590

Retail 754

Hotel 731

Hospital 270

Airport 1,698

4.5

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Financial Attractiveness

Office Retail Hotel

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EXAMPLES

Public Private Partnership Project

Energy-Efficiency - moving India's SMEs towards

a sustainable future

Main Partners

Third Partners

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

http://www.rockwool.com/

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EXAMPLES

The drying Process

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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EXAMPLES

The digester

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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Drying Drums, Nos 38, Ø1.5m, No 1, Ø 4.5m

Total not insulated area: 128m2

Temperature: 120°C

What is the impact if this drums were insulated up to the latest standards:

Investment: Rs. 340,000

Cost Savings: Rs. 5,77,038/Year

Payback time: 6 Month

Earnings (5 yr): Rs. 25 lakhs

EXAMPLES


vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

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EXAMPLES

Potential

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vation Act


Trigenera-tion

Energy Sym-

posium & IGEF


Perform Achieve

Trade Scheme

Clean Develop-

ment Mecha-

nism

Excellence Enhance-

ment Center

KAEFER GIZ PPP

568 units (7.40MT/Yr) in India

Top five producers accounting 25% of total

capacity

25% of manufacturing costs are energy

costs

Energy saving potential approx. 30%

Muzaffarnager itself has around 29 units

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Looking forward to your cooperation!

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Jens Burgtorf (Director IGEN)

Indo-German Energy Programme

German International Cooperation (GIZ)

Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Power, Gov. of India

Sewa Bhawan, R. K. Puram, New Delhi, India

Phone +91-11-26194504, Fax +91-11-26193464

[email protected]

Jakob Brueckner

Technical Expert, Indo-German Energy Programme

German International Cooperation (GIZ)

Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Power, Gov. of India

Sewa Bhawan, R. K. Puram, New Delhi, India

Phone +91-11-26194770, Fax 91-11-26193464

[email protected]

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