1. DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT (DSM)
(i) Agriculture DSM
The objective of the program is to create appropriate framework for market based interventions in the agriculture pumping sector and carried out pump-set efficiency upgrdation projects through Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode.
At the outset of XII five year plan, the objective is to reduce the energy intensity of agriculture pumping sector by carrying out efficiency up gradation of agricultural pump. The approach for meeting the targets would be to build up the process of acceleration of sustainable energy efficiency in the XII plan through; widespread replication through regulatory mechanism which will be coupled with the financial support provided by the GoI for bridging the EEPS pump sets higher cost, capacity building of all stakeholders, few demonstration projects in rural drinking water pumping systems and strategic approach for dissemination of results.
(ii) Municipal DSM
The Municipality Demand Side Management (Mu-DSM) scheme of BEE was initiated during XI plan. BEE has identified the immense energy saving potential in municipal sector. The basic objective of the project was to improve the overall energy efficiency of the ULBs, which could lead to substantial savings in the electricity consumption, thereby resulting in cost reduction/savings for the ULBs.
(iii) DELP- LED distribution under DELP scheme
The Government of Uttar Pradesh (GoUP) with Government of India (GoI)in association with Energy Efficiency Services (EESL) has launched Domestic Efficient Lighting Program across the state of Uttar Pradesh.
Domestic Efficient Lighting Program (DELP) scheme focuses on promoting efficient use of energy and mitigates climate change by increasing the use of energy efficient LED lighting at the residential level. It seeks to enhance the awareness of consumers about the efficacy of using efficient appliances. Aggregating demand, reducing the high initial costs and thus facilitating higher uptake of LED lights by residential users is a key take away of this project.
Under DELP scheme each household having
Either a connected load of less than or equal to two kilowatts will be provided with up to five 7-watt high-quality LED bulbs.Or a connected load of more than two kilowatts will be provided with up to ten 7-watt high-quality LED bulbs.
Under DELP scheme each household can purchase
Either at an initial payment of Rs.10 each followed by a recovery of Rs.110 each over a period of 11 months from electricity bills. Orat an upfront payment of Rs.100 for each LED bulbs subject to providing copy of electricity bill. Currently scheme is running in areas of DVVNL, MVVNL, PVVNL, NPCL & PuVVNL and approximately 1.01 Cr LED light have been distributed till March 2016.
2. ENERGY CONSERVATION BUILDING CODE (ECBC)
Whether your building can be a ECBC compliant-building?
- For those who want to know whether your building can be an ECBC compliant building can fill in the form attached in annexure-A giving few basic details of the building and email us.
- Annexure-A
- For those who are interested to build their building as per ECBC norms thus making it an ECBC-compliant building can fill in detail application form attached in annexure-B and email us.
- Annexure-B
- For those who are interested to build their existing building as per ECBC norms by retrofitting, thus making it an ECBC-compliant building can also fill the form.
In order to promote ECBC compliant/Energy Efficient building in Uttar Pradesh consultation is provided free of cost.
Email-id: upnedaecbc@gmail.com, ho_rak@rediffmail.com
The PAT Scheme is being implemented in three phases:
- The first phase runs from 2012-2015 covering 478 facilities from eight energy-intensive sectors, namely Aluminum, Cement, Chor-alkali, Fertilizer, Iron and steel, Pulp and Paper, Textiles and thermal power plants.
- The second phase runs from 2015-2018 covering 621 facilities from eleven-intensive sectors, namely Aluminum, Cement, Chor-alkali, DISCOMs, Fertilizer, Iron and steel, Pulp and Paper, Railway, Refinery, Textiles and Thermal power plants.
For the State of Uttar Pradesh, 27 industries have been covered under the PAT Cycle-I in 07 sectors
1. Aluminum : 01
2. Cement: 02
3. Chlor-Alkali: 01
4. Fertilizers: 07
5. Iron & Steel: 01
6. Paper & Pulp: 03
7. Thermal Power Plants: 12
Now, it’s increases from 27 to 47 industries under PAT Cycle-II in 11 sectors
- Aluminum : 01
- Cement : 03
- Chlor Alkali: 03
- DISCOM: 05
- Fertilizer : 08
- Iron & Steel : 01
- Pulp & Paper : 03
- Railway : 03
- Refinery : 01
- Textile : 01
- Thermal Power Plant : 18
PAT Cycle-I has been completed. Under PAT Cycle-II notification has been issued and new DCs have been identified.
3. STAR LABELED APPLIANCES (S&L)
The Bureau initiated the Standards & Labeling programme for equipment and appliances in 2006to provide the consumer an informed choice about the energy saving and thereby the cost saving potential of the relevant marketed product. The energy efficiency labeling programs under BEE are intended to reduce the energy consumption of appliance without diminishing the services it provides to consumers. The most recent additions to the list of labeled products are variable capacity AC's and LED lamps.
Appliances categorized under S&L Programme
- Frost Free (No-Frost) Refrigerator
- Tubular Fluorescent Lamps
- Room Air Conditioners
- Distribution Transformer
- Under Voluntary Scheme
- Room Air Conditioners ( Cassette, Floor Standing Tower, Ceiling, Corner AC)
- Direct Cool Refrigerator
- Induction Motor
- Agriculture Pump Sets
- Ceiling Fans
- Domestic Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Stoves
- Electric Geysers
- Colour TV
- Washing Machines
- Computer (Notebook/Laptops)
- Ballast ( Electronic/Magnetic)
- Office Equipments ( Printer, Copiers, Scanner, MFDs)
- Diesel Engine Driven Mono-set Pumps for Agriculture purposes
- Solid State Inverter
- Diesel Generaton