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Hari Kumar Parameshwar

Vice President (Engg)

Rating to BIAL:

Sharing of best practices

Contents:

BIAL: Energy & Environmental Management

Our Greenco journey

Energy Management Excellence

Water Management Excellence

Waste Management Excellence

Carbon Accounting & Reporting

Internal Challenges

About BIAL

Public limited company under

Indian Companies Act

Private Public Partnership

BOOT project transferred

after 60 years (30 + 30)

Operated by BIAL according to

international standards.

March 17, 2014 BIAL EXCELLENCE IN WATER MANAGEMENT

Energy & Environment Management:

Awards & Recognition


Karnataka State Environmental Award 2012

Airport Carbon Accreditation : Became the

first Airport in Asia- Pacific to achieve a

Level-2 Accreditation

VESTIAN – FM ZONE India Leadership Award

2012 for “Best Initiative towards Renewable

& Sustainability”

GreenCo certification by GBC of CII: First

company in India to get GreenCo.

LEED Certification of Passenger Terminal

Building: 1st ever terminal in world to get

certified under EB cateegory by USGBC.

Adoption of Bio-fuel: 1st Airport in India to

adopt bio-fuel in its operations.

CII Environment Best Practices Award 2012

Most innovative award (Top)

Most useful project award

World Water Summit Award 2012

Outstanding water management award (Top)

CII National Award for Water Management

2011

Excellent Water Efficient Unit Award (Top)

International Conference on Green

Technology and Environmental Conservation

(GTEC 2011)

Best Paper award for BIAL Solid Waste Management

Mysore Horticultural Association , Lalbagh

annual awards 2011

Best Ornamental Garden Award

Best Maintained Garden Award

March 17, 2014

Energy & Environment

Management: Awards & Recognition

Other Certifications:

ISO 27001: 2005 Information Security System

BS 25999-2:2007 : Business Continuity Management – second airport in the

world after Glasgo airport.

BIAL’s Carbon Disclosure Project under GVK group of companies found

its place among the top 10 Indian Companies with a score of 75. (Topmost

in utilities sector)

Certifications

March 17, 2014

ISO 14001:2004 ISO 9001:2008 OHSAS 18001:2007

Greenco Certification: BIAL’s Journey.

March 17, 2014 BIAL Greenco

Greenco steering Committee meetings and commitment from BIAL – Nov 2010

Launch of GreenCo by GBC at New Delhi – 10th Feb 2011

Registration with GBC, CII – 2nd June 2011

Kickoff Meeting & Training done by GBC, CII – 18th and 19th July’2011.

BIAL visit to CII for discussions/clarifications – 24th & 25th Aug 2011

Internal review and assessment of the filled-in questionnaire and supporting

data for the Greenco Rating - end Aug,2011

Submission of parameter wise data for assessment - Sept,2011.

Preliminary review & Report seeking additional data/info by CII - Oct,2011.

Submission of additional data/info for review - Dec,2011

Visit and discussions with CII on further clarifications – 9th & 10th Feb 2012

Verification, Review & Site Assessment by CII – 23rd and 24th Feb 2012.

BIAL received Greenco Silver rating on 08th March’2012.

March 17, 2014 Energy Efficiency-Power System

BIAL GREENCO TEAM GREENCO Training byCII

GREENCO Final Assessment at BIAL

Energy Management

Excellence

Energy

Management

Structure

Energy

Efficient

Equipments

Bench

Marking

Energy

Audits

Monitoring

and review

systems

Energy

Management

planning

Total

Employee

Involvement

Energy

Excellence

Seven Pronged Sword

Energy Management Cell

March 17, 2014 Energy Efficiency

VP-E&M

Energy Head Harikumar. P

Head-Utilities

Chief Energy Euditor Sandeep Chaudhari

denotes-Certified Energy Auditor by BEE, Ministry of power, Govt.of India

Energy Conservation Manager

HVAC/Special Equipment

P.Mohanasundaram


Power System

Sandeep Shrikhande


Airfield electrical

Krishna Kumar


Landside Electrical

A.V. Mirji

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Specific Energy Consumption –Terminal Building

Courtesy: cleanairports.com March 17, 2014 Energy Efficiency

International benchmarking

3. Bench

Marking


4.

Monitoring

and review

systems


Energy Audits

• Total Energy Audits conducted annually.

• Annual Efficiency measurement of energy intensive

equipment, review and trend analysis.

• Monthly review and analysis of energy balance reports.

• Proposals, Viability analysis and pay-back for

energy conservation.

• Focused and time bound implementation of

energy audit findings.

5. Energy

Audits


Energy Management Planning

• BIAL is getting Power from KPTCL 220 KV Substation from

Begur.

• BIAL is responsible for providing the Power to all the

concessionaires.

• Depending on the requirement of energy the contract

demand set with BESCOM in advance.

• For future expansion ,the energy requirement planning is

done in advance.

• Use/ substitution of more renewable energy is under process

• Energy conservation measures are identified, budgeted and

planned for short time and long time implementation.

6. Energy

Management

planning

Awareness Programs - Internal


Encouraging Employees for innovative

ideas on Energy conservation and

rewarding them through R&R.

Encouraging Employees to make a positive

change to the Conservation initiatives

taken by BIAL

Energy Conservation - Internal Awareness Posters & Award process

QC initiatives

Six sigma

R&R programs

Trainings

7. Total

Employee

Involvement

Water Management

Excellence

VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE (VFD) & HYDRO

PNEUMATIC SYSTEM TO ENSURE BEST EFFICIENCY

AUTOMATIC OPERATION AND CONSTANT MONITORING

THROUGH SCADA.

SAP- PM MODULE FOR EFFCTIVE MAINTENANCE

March 17, 2014 Energy Conservation

Potable Water Supply Network At BIAL

SWC Benchmarking – National/International

March 17, 2014 EXCELLENCE IN WATER MANAGEMENT – WITHIN THE FENCE

Groundwater Enhancement by Constructing 315 Rain Water

Recharge Pits

Open type rain water harvesting ponds

Capacity enhancement of roof top rain water harvesting to

1710 KL.

Renovation and reuse of abandoned open wells as alternate

water supply. No bore wells are used in BIAL.

EXCELLENCE IN WATER MANAGEMENT – WITHIN THE FENCE March 17, 2014

Drip irrigation system at Heritage Boulevard & Garden

Boulevard Covering 1,22,500 Sq.m area.

WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM: Zero discharge

March 17, 2014 EXCELLENCE IN WATER MANAGEMENT – WITHIN THE FENCE

SLUDGE DRYING: BIAL also uses the sludge

drying beds to generate manure for it’s

greeneries spread over 360 acres of land.

STP TREATED WATER: It is used for

irrigation, air-conditioning and fire fighting

works.

WATER TESTING LAB:

KSPCB’s Approved

Water Testing

Laboratory.

Waste Management

Excellence

March 17, 2014 solid waste management

‘No FOD’

Campaign

Initial

Challenges

Façade cleaning

Taski Swingo 3500 Taski Swingo XP Compact 1150 March 17, 2014

solid waste management Taski Vacuumat 44C

Mechanized Sweepers


Color Coded

Cleaning System

as per CCP

Codes

1 Blue Offices and non-toilet

areas

Office cleaning staff

Other non-toilet area

staff

2 Yellow

Toilet areas: Vanity

&washbasin

counters

Toilet cleaning staff

3 Red Toilet cubicles and

Urinal areas Toilet cleaning staff

4 Green Glass and frames

cleaner Glass cleaning staff

New:

Color Coded

Bins for

segregation at

source

Best Practices…..

Waste Generation & Processing At BIAL

March 17, 2014

Quarterly waste weighing survey and data

analysis

March 17, 2014

Recyclable Organic Hazardous

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Waste composition

Monthly waste generation data

Waste generation Vs Traffic

Waste processing and disposal


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Ecobricks

Rejects

Landfill

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ECONOMICS OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

March 17, 2014

Carbon accounting &

Reporting

Standard GHG Sources Identification & Data Collection Format for accounting.

Guidelines of ISO14064 and “Corporate GHG Accounting and Management

Protocol” are followed.

Developed by WRI3 and WBCSD4. IPCC5 Assessment reports are used as

references.

17 March 2014 Presentation Title

Carbon Accounting, Monitoring & Reporting

BIAL

Please fill the consoliated data for Bangalore Internationl Airport Ltd. Read the comment in the header row of the table for more details.

S.No. Fuel Used Point of Usage of Fuel Type of Ownership

Annual Usage of Fuel

( From Apr 11 to Mar 12) Unit of Fuel Used

Operational

Boundary

1 Diesel DG sets Company Owned 10493 Litre Scope 1

2 Grid Electrcity

Airport operation excluding

Concessionaries Company Owned 33246100 KWh Scope 2

3 Petrol Vehicles & Equipments Company Owned 46091 Litre Scope 1

4 Diesel Vehicles & Equipments Company Owned 279433 Litre Scope 1

5 LPG Canteen

Hired or leased, but operated by other party.

Fuel cost is on Party 16380 Kilogram Scope 3

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GHG Sources Identification & Data Collection Sheet• Group of companies of GVKPIL which includes BIAL has reported

their carbon emission to Carbon Disclosure Project for year 2010-11.

• Ranked among the top ten companies on “Carbon Disclosure

Leadership Index” (CDLI) in India by CDP India 200 Report 2011.

• CDLI score of 75 achieved. Topped in the Utilities sector

17 March 2014 Presentation Title

Reduction in Emission in MT of CO2 (MT of CO2/Pax )

Airport Carbon Accreditation

ACI Europe and ACI Asia-Pacific have joined hands to assist their member airports to assess

and reduce their carbon footprint through this accreditation program. Airport Carbon

Accreditation enables airports to implement carbon management process and gain public

recognition of their achievements through the attainment of accreditation at different

levels of participation.

The programme utilizes the GHG Protocol published by the World Business Council for

Sustainable Development; concept of scope 1, 2 and 3 for defining emission

sources.

There are four levels of Airport Carbon Accreditation

Level -1 : Mapping Level

Level -2 : Reduction Level

Level -3 : Optimization Level

Level- 4 : Neutrality Level

All the three years data of energy and fuel are verified by independent Verifier as per

guideline.

BIAL got Carbon accreditation in Level -2 i.e. Reduction Level by ACI, becoming the

first Asia-Pacific Airport to achieve Level-2.


Airport Carbon Emission Data


Carbon Emission in Tons of CO2 Equivalent

Year Nos of Passenger(in

Numbers) Scope-1 Scope-2

Total Emission

(tCO2)

Total Emission/Pax

tCO2/Pax

2008-09 7007286 403.18 31403.9 31807.08 0.004539144

2009-10 9920969 487.85 29362.74 29850.59 0.003008838

2010-11 11634035 656.11 28424.68 29080.79 0.002499631

2011-12 12710481 880.34 27926.72 28807.06 0.002266402

Energy & Environment

Management: Internal

challenges

Social & Environmental responsibilities VS

Organization interests

Fossil fuel reserve

Greenhouse effect

Global warming

Environment

preservation

Energy conservation

Sustainability

Business expansion

Revenue growth

Profitability

Competition

R&D

Goodwill and market value

Customer satisfaction

March 17, 2014

Market options VS Internal challenges

(Need Vs Constraints)

Energy audit firms

Solution providers

Energy efficient

products

Renewable energy

Retrofitting

Certifications

Energy efficient

designs

Budget

Payback

ROI/NPV

Investment viability

Lifetime costing

Operation & Maintenance

expenses

After sale services

March 17, 2014

Initial proposal

Project cost

Energy saving

analysis

Useful life

analysis

Capital investme

nt proposal

Repayment period and Interest on

capital

ROI

Depreciation

O&M costing

Net earning and Pay

back period

Accept or reject

Balanced approach

March 17, 2014

Q&A

Enquiries:

Hari Kumar Parameshwar

080- 6678 2666

080-6678 2777

[email protected]

Thank You

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