ITC Limited

Paperboards & Specialty Papers Division

Unit - Bhadrachalam

Company Profile
Unit-Bhadrachalam of PSPD, a Division of ITC Ltd, is Indias largest and most
technologically advanced Pulp & Paper manufacturing facility.
7.4 Lakh TPA Paper and Paper Board & 3.50 Lakh TPA Bleached pulp capacity.
Core Competency:
>99% self sufficiency through in-house co-generation.
1,42,000 hectares of plantation for fiber sustainability
ISO 9001, 14001 an OHSAS 18001, BRC-IoP & FSC-CoC Certified
Carbon Positive for 8 consecutive years.
Water Positive for 11 years in a row.
Waste recycling positive for 6 years in a row.
26,731 MT of waste paper recycled through WOW initiative (Wealth out of Waste).
TPM Methodology A way of life

Building a sustainable, secure and inclusive future through Triple Bottom Line approach Economic, Environmental & Social

Process at Unit Bhadrachalam

Pulping Process
Wood
Chipping
Pulp

Cooking

Washing &
Screening

Bleaching

Finishing
House

Godown &
Dispatch

Paper & Board Making

Stock
Preparation

Paper
Machine

Paper
&
Paper
Board

Chemicals
Soda Recovery
Evaporators

Soda Recovery
Boilers

Water
Utilities

Water
Treatment

Lime
Kiln

Causticising
Power & Steam

Steam
Generators

Turbine
Generators

Compressed Air
Compressors

ENCON Projects with zero investment 20122012-13

Sl.
No.

Title of no investment energy saving project implemented

Electrical
Thermal
(Million kWh) (Tons of Coal)

Savings
(Rs Million)

Year 2012-13
1

To avoid dust accumulation and power saving

0.003

0.008

Interconnection for ML refined and sweetner pumps

0.092

0.230

Reduction in motor capacity

0.048

0.120

Changing delta connection of motor to star connection

0.037

0.093

Keeping low power consuming DDR in circuit

0.230

0.575

Chest agitator and pump bypass during particular product run

0.270

0.675

0.433

Stoppage of Horizontal chest pump during MG triplex run

0.173

Power saving in thickner chest agitator

0.213

0.533

Photocell control for vacuum pump area

0.0004

0.001

10

Avoiding the under utilization of capacity, by shifting the load to lower

rating motor

0.088

0.220

11

Bypassing vertical chest pump during WDC run

0.063

0.158

Stoppage of UF pump and fully loading the colony water pumps for cl2
dosing

0.278

0.695

12

ENCON Projects with zero investment 20122012-13

Sl.
No.

Title of no investment energy saving project implemented

Electrical
Thermal
(Million kWh) (Tons of Coal)

Savings
(Rs Million)

Year 2012-13
Power consumption reduction

0.079

0.198

14

Avoiding pumping by providing gravity line between OSFT thickner to

NFRT tank

0.152

0.380

15

Petax filter bypass during MG triplex run

0.051

0.128

0.001

0.003

1.7

4.250

0.260

13

16

Provision of control switch to core adaptor cooling fans

17

Top layer and middle layer refiner bypass during DKL and DKP
product run

18

Stoppage of broke tower agitator during lower consistencies

0.104

19

On-off control for lights in sample room

0.009

0.023

20

Petax filter bypass

0.09

0.225

21

Replacement of pump with lower capacity for condensate water

application

0.029

0.073

22

Replacement of MH lamp with CFL lamp in washroom

0.001

0.003

23

On/off control for lighting of ESP ground floor and rest of the floor

0.007

0.018

ENCON Projects with zero investment 20122012-13

Sl.
No.

Title of no investment energy saving project implemented

Electrical
Thermal
(Million kWh) (Tons of Coal)

Savings
(Rs Million)

Year 2012-13
-

24

Evaporator-3 cooling tower pump optimisation by impeller trimming

0.4

25

PM-5 vacuum system optimization

0.96

2.4

Bypassing BL refiner in Tetrapak run (for 5 days in a month) at PM-4

0.576

1.44

Total

5.65

14.1

26

~ 645 kW saving
1% of the Electrical Energy consumption

ENCON Projects with zero investment 20112011-12

Sl.
No.

Title of no investment energy saving project implemented

Electrical
Thermal
(Million kWh) (Tons of Coal)

Savings
(Rs Million)

Year 2011-12
27

Power saving on couch pit pump & agitator by interlock based on level
control

0.024

0.48

28

Power saving through photocell control

0.04

0.8

29

Avoiding Hydraulic Recirculation pump running idle time

0.052

1.04

30

Energy conservation at indirect heater with auto control

0.032

0.64

31

To reduce power consumption by controlling AHU through DCS

control

0.08

1.6

32

Reduce power for lighting by providing Auto ON/OFF switch

0.016

0.32

33

Timer Switch provided for avoiding the power consumption for lighting

0.016

0.32

34

By VFD control for LC tank pump

0.2

35

By providing a logic in the DCS to ON-OFF the starch tank agitators

with 10 mins interval.

0.002

0.04

ENCON Projects with zero investment 20112011-12

Sl. No.

Title of no investment energy saving project implemented

Electrical
Thermal
(Million kWh) (Tons of Coal)

Savings
(Rs Million)

Year 2011-12
36

Removal of Transfer Pump and Using the Circulation pump for

both Transfer and circulation by taking a tapping from circulation
line.

0.192

3.84

37

By providing interlock for Storage tank pump to run at 70% of Final

tank Level and to stop at 95% of Final tank level.

0.008

0.16

38

Photo cell to enable automatic switching-off of Lights in the day

time at New thermax chiller Area

0.08

1.6

39

Changing the H2O2 motor power supply connection from Delta to

star

0.008

0.16

40

By VFD control for Krofta feed pump

0.058

1.16

41

Reduction in the running time of the Dregs disposal tank agitator

by providing an interlock with level of the tank

0.048

0.96

42

Modification of surface condensor condensate lines to achieve

steam savings

3200

6.14

43-58

Kaizens 43 58 (Cumulative)

0.016

0.25

Total

0.87

3200

8.32

ENCON Projects with zero investment - Summary

Year

No. of Zero
Investment
Projects

Annual Energy
Saved (Million
kWh)

Annual
Energy
Saved
(MT Coal)

Savings
(Rs.
Million)

2011-12

32

0.87

3200

8.3

2012-13

26

5.65

14.1

Total

58

6.52

3200

22.4

Total 58 projects with ZERO investments implemented in 2 years 201112 & 2012-13 resulted saving of Rs. 22.4 Million.
ZERO investment projects are mostly coming from shop floor / TPM where
Every employee irrespective of level contributing in Energy & Resource
Conservation.

Major Energy Conservation Projects - 3 Years

Sl. No. Title of no investment energy saving project implemented

Electrical
(Million kWh)

Thermal
(Tons of
Coal)

Savings
(Rs.
Million)

Investment
(Rs. Million)

Installed Photocell control devices for outside lighting control

0.09

0.22

0.28

Installed automatic timer based lighting control devices for

PCCs & MCCs & Switch Gears

0.04

0.11

0.2

VFD installed at SRB-4 Tertiary Air Fan

0.11

0.28

0.25

VFDs installed at Evaporator-3 for pumps 30 kW (37 kW)

0.06

0.14

0.25

VFDs installed at Evaporator-3 for pumps 37 kW (45 kW)

0.09

0.22

0.25

Installed new energy efficient pump at Street E Pulper

emptying pump

0.17

0.42

0.24

VFD installed for Ash mixture transfer pump at Evap-3

0.04

0.1

0.25

VFD installed for Black liquor pump to SRB-4

0.05

0.13

0.25

VFD installed for White liquor seperator pump at SRB-4

0.05

0.12

0.33

10

New energy efficient vaccum pump installed in place of 2 old

vaccum pumps in Lime Kilns

2.8

7.0

11

Major Energy Conservation Projects - 3 Years

Sl. No. Title of no investment energy saving project implemented

Electrical
(Million kWh)

Thermal
(Tons of
Coal)

Savings
(Rs.
Million)

Investment
(Rs. Million)

0.72

1.8

34

3180.5

5.96

0.47

1.2

11

New Centrifugal compressor commissioned to supply

instrument air millwide.

12

Steam Leak arresting millwide

13

VFDs for FD Fan of CFB-5

14

VFDs for FD Fan of CFB-7

1.22

3.06

15

VFDs for Feed Water pump of Green boiler

0.68

1.7

16

VFDs for Feed Water pump of SRB-4

0.64

1.6

10

17

VFDs for Feed Water pump of CFB-4

0.4

18

VFDs for Feed Water pump of CFB-5

0.56

1.4

19

VFDs for Feed Water pump of CFB-7

0.72

1.8

20

VFDs for Feed Water pump of SRB-3

0.64

1.6

8.5

21

Installation of Lightpipe

0.02

0.04

0.1

Electrical
(Million kWh)

Thermal
(Tons of
Coal)

Savings
(Rs.
Million)

Investment
(Rs. Million)

1.4

3.5

14.8

Major Energy Conservation Projects - 3 Years

Sl. No. Title of no investment energy saving project implemented

22

Replacement of old Process water Pumps with new energy

efficient pumps

23

Replacement of MBBR feed pumps in ETP area

0.264

0.66

24

Installation of Lightpipe in Accounts office to reduce lighting

energy consumption

0.004

0.0104

0.25

25

Stripper column for Foul condensate stripping

10400

7.3

50

11.97

13580

43.2

180.4

Total

ENCON Projects Implemented

No. of
Projects

Annual
Electrical
Savings
achieved
Units
Million

Year

Annual thermal
savings

Rs
Tons of Coal
Million
or oil

Rs
Million

Total Annual
Savings

Rs Million

Investment
Made

Rs Million

2010-11

12

4.22

10.5

3180

5.96

16.5

47.8

2011-12

41

6.95

17.38

3200

6.14

23.52

65.6

2012-13

30

7.32

18.3

10400

7.3

25.6

67.1

Total

83

18.5

46.2

16780

19.4

65.6

180.5

Payback period in above schemes is approx. 3 years

Reduction in SEC figures

Specific Power Consumption (kWh/T)
1.4%

Specific Steam Consumption (T/T)

1.9%

Efforts for efficiency improvement at various stages has maintained reducing trend of specific
energy consumption

Reduction in SEC figures

Specific Power Consumption (kWh/T)

Specific Steam Consumption (T/T)

1.9%

1.4%
*

Excluding energy consumption for new facilities / projects which are commissioned in FY 2012-13.
Efforts for efficiency improvement at various stages has maintained reducing trend of specific
energy consumption

Benchmarking
Specific Primary Energy (GJ/T)

Benchmark Reference:
Centre for Science & Environment study published in 2010 for Pulp & Paper sector

Benchmarking
Company

Capacity
ADt

Production
ADt

Specific
Energy
GJ/ADt

Energy
BAT
GJ/ADt

MT CO2
released/
ADt

MT CO2 /ADt
(accounting for
sequestration)

Deviation from
Energy BAT (in
per cent)

ITC Ltd.,
PSPD

526950

414714

29.4

22.0

1.6

-4.7

34

BILT

738500

549179

43.2

24.0

3.0

2.1

80

TNPL

290000

245836

42.6

24.5

2.7

2.4

74

West Coast

181500

169891

35.7

23.4

1.9

1.9

53

APPM

174650

180681

47.7

24.5

2.7

2.7

95

JK

240000

198072

43.8

23.6

2.3

-0.3

86

SPB

115000

124312

35.3

23.2

2.9

2.4

52

HPC Navagoan

100000

115925

42.5

27.5

2.7

2.7

55

Source: Extract from the study report Balance of the Future (2010) by Centre for Science &
Environment on Indian Pulp & Paper Industry on Energy & Emissions.

Roadmap to achieve Benchmark/Global best

Approach for Global benchmark
(a)Energy Efficiency through projects
(b)Operational Efficiencies
(c)Maximization of capacity utilization
Strategy to address climate change for paper business;
Focus on triple bottom line improvement
Adopted cleaner technologies - Phasing out old plants/equipments
Optimizing operational efficiencies (Economy of scale, capacity increased from 40,000TPA to
7,40,000TPA)
Maximize bio-fuels in energy mix (Bio-fuel increased from 42% to 47.7%)
Maximize employee participation through TPM (Productivity improvement)
Continuous identification of potential energy saving opportunities through energy audits

Projects in progress
Sr.
No.

Project Description

Annual Energy
Saving (Million
Units)

1 Compressed air system pressure optimization

2 Reduction in energy consumption for recirculating water
for compressors
3 Replacement of compressed air with blower for
identified applications
4 Vacuum system energy saving by seal water flow
optimization
5 PV system air flow optimization with auto control at
paper machines
6 Pumping energy conservation at Pulp Mill & paper
Machines
7 Replacing the PD blower with new Turbo blower
Total

0.48
0.16

Annual
Monetary
Saving (Rs.
Million)
1.2
0.4

0.64

1.6

0.4

0.72

1.8

Investment
(Rs. Million)

2.0
1.0
3.0
0.3
3.0

0.56

1.4

0.96

2.4

3.92

9.8

2.0
7.0
18.3

Major Encon Efforts for next 3 years

Compressed air system fine tuning
Optimization of Paper Machine vacuum system
Optimization of Paper Machine Pocket Ventilation system
Optimization of FO in Lime Kiln by suitable technology options
Optimization of TG loading, extraction & exhaust pressure
Energy conservation with reduction in water consumption at various processes
MP steam for SRBs soot blowing
Energy Efficient Lighting

Continuous focus to identify potential energy saving opportunities through energy audits

Water Conservation Efforts at Bhadrachalam

Innovative Projects
1. Vacuum system optimization at Paper Machine
Objective: To reduce energy consumption at board machine by optimizing the
vacuum system.

Trigger:
Operating 12 nos. vacuum pumps for the board machine
Total power consumed is 1333 kW.
Each vacuum pump attached to one separate application in wire part &
press part.
Vacuum system operated with air bleeding based on GSM & process
variation

Innovative Project 1

Actions taken:
Applications with similar vacuum levels combined
Connected these applications to vacuum pumps with equivalent vacuum
generation
Available vacuum line interconnections valves opened which resulted in one
vacuum pump spare
Spare vacuum pump overhauled & scales removed
All vacuum pumps overhauled in an orderly manner
Further fine tuning of vacuum connections resulted in stoppage of 3 operating
vacuum pumps

Innovative Project 1

Application
Vacuum
Pump #
VP-1
VP-2
VP-3
VP-4
VP-5
VP-6
VP-7
VP-8
VP-9
VP-10
VP-11
VP-12
Total

Rated Motor
Power in kW
Multi chambers of all
layers
TL & BL Transfer, Flat
suction boxes
ML flat & transfer box
Suction couch zone-1
Suction couch zone-2
Suction pick up
Suction press
1st press top felt
1st press bottom felt
2nd press bottom felt
2nd press top felt
3rd press top felt

Power before
project (kW)

75

59

160
90
160
160
132
160
132
132
132
132
132
1597

148
52
141
127
114
144
80
99
115
134
120
1333

Power after
project (kW)

1047

1047

Innovative Project 1

Cost Benefits Analysis :

Reduction in power consumption @ 250 kW
Annual energy saving achieved : 21 Lakhs kWh
Annual monetary saving

: Rs. 52 Lakhs

Other Benefits :
Vacuum system network improved with interconnection of similar applications &
vacuum pumps.
Achieved more operational flexibility due to spare pumps in system.
Reduced cost for spares & maintenance due to less no. of operating vacuum pumps

Innovative Project
2. Foul Condensate Stripping
Objective: To extract the heat energy & water wasted with Foul condensate

Trigger:
Foul condensate drained without any reuse
Heat content in the foul condensate also wasted
Foul condensate also contribute to COD at ETP

Innovative Project 2

System Before Implementation

Evaporator 3 PCFT 1,2,3, 4 & 5
&4

Digester
Foul Cond & Vacuum
pump seal water to drain
LP Steam

Causticizer
Plant

Fresh
Water

Hot
Water

Drain

Pulp mill

Innovative Project 2

System After Implementation

PCFT 4,5

Pulp mill &

Process Usage

Evaporator
3&4
Digester

PCFT 1,2,3

Foul Cond & Vacuum

pump seal water

LP Steam

Stripper

Stripped
Condensate

Causticizer
Plant

Vapour
DM Water

DM Water

Top
Condenser

Trim
Condenser

Hot DM Water

Hot DM Water

NCG for
Burning

Innovative Project 2

Savings calculations from condensate stripping

Steam saving in the De-aerator

: 6.83 TPH

Steam saving at Causticizing Plant

: 3.09 TPH

Total Steam Saving

: 9.93 TPH

Water saving from Treated stripped condensate use : 47.6 m3/Hr.

Total Monetary Saving

: Rs. 409.1 Lakhs

Operating Cost of the system

LP Steam & power for Stripper
Net annual benefit

: Rs. 327.5 Lakhs

: Rs. 409.1 Lakhs Rs. 327.5 Lakhs

: Rs. 81.6 Lakhs

Innovative Project 3
3. Refiners Optimization at Board Machine
Objective: Power consumption reduction for refiners at Board Machine.

Trigger:
Craft board manufactured on the machine for 4 days/month
Machine having total 7 nos. of Refiners
All refiners operated to maintain 38-40SR for pulp
Critical Quality parameter to be maintained as desired for the product
Total operating power consumption 2006 kW

Innovative Project 3

Actions taken:
Studied the SR requirement & identified extra refining for the desired output
Experience of earlier successful trial on another craft grade product was replicated
with change in refiner operating practices
Monitored the critical parameters against requirement
5 refiners could be bypassed during this product run

Refiner #
DDR 1
DDR 4
DDR 2
DDR 3
WAR 3
DDR 5
TDR
Total

Rated Motor
Power in kW
450
450
450
450
250
350
250
2650

Power before project Power after project

(kW)
(kW)
324
324
310
353
353
330
223
266
200
2006
677

Innovative Project 3

Cost Benefits Analysis :

Reduction in power consumption @ 1500 kW
Monthly run days for craft production : 4 days
Annual energy saving achieved : 15.3 Lakhs kWh
Annual monetary saving

: Rs. 38 Lakhs

Other Benefits :
Increased life of tackles for the switched off refiners.

Environmental Projects
1. Effluent Treatment Plant Upgradation

Final Treated effluents

25 HP(18kw)old surface aerators (12Nos.)
Replaced with New aerators(12 Nos.) of 50
HP(37kw)
Each to increase the DO levels in pulp
stream aeration basin

Parameter

With Old
Surface
Aeration

DO, mg/lit

1.5

3.5

COD, mg/lit

220

180

BOD, mg/lit

27

24

Environmental Projects
2. Foul Condensate Reuse through Stripper

SOG gases stripped from Foul Condensate

& fired in Lime Kiln
COD load on ETP reduced by 4 tons/day.
Also, Consumption of Furnace Oil reduced by 11.5 kg/T of product lime.

With New
Surface
Aeration

Environmental Projects
3. CO2 Sequestration through plantations

Environmental Projects
4. Wealth Out of Waste (WOW)

Over 60% of all recycled fiber used in India is imported

ITC has initiated Wealth Out of Waste (WOW) campaign to recover the
waste paper from households and corporate.
Partnered with:
Local Governmental Authorities
(Municipal Corporation)
Corporate
NGOs and Rag pickers

A Supply chain to collect waste from households, segregation at source

and transportation to the mill is arranged.
Total waste collected by ITC through this initiative was 26,731 tonnes in
2012-13

Projects linking with Carbon Emission Reduction

CDM Projects Registered
UNFCCC # Project Description

CERs

677

Optimization of steam consumption by applying retrofit measures in

blow heat recovery system.

15,000

679

Optimization of steam consumption at the evaporator.

40,000

890

Efficient use of industrial biomass residues for thermal energy

generation.

40,000

806

Demand side energy efficiency programs for specific technologies at

ITC Bhadrachalam pulp and paper making facility in India.

20,000

2241

Reforestration of severely degraded landmass in Khammam District of

Andhra Pradesh (Social Forestry - Indias First & Second in World)

50,000

3890

Fuel switch from fossil fuel to biomass residues for cogeneration in

integrated pulp and paper unit of ITC PSPD at Bhadrachalam

Team Work TPM Route

75,000

Employee Involvement
Ensuring involvement of all employees including middle and top management
Ideas / suggestions from employees for improvement - PQCDSM
Capture benefits through BTS
Reward & Recognition
Category

No. of Suggestions
implemented 2012-13

Productivity

379

Qualtiy

623

Cost

391

Delivery

360

Safety

1486

Morale

1268

Combined PQC

2466

Total

6973

Benefits out of implemented suggestions = Rs. 302 Lacs

Employee involvement Reward & Recognition

Monitoring & Reporting System

Energy consumption is monitored by Energy Meters installed at end users & viewed in the
DCS for effective monitoring & control.

Leveraging technology & latest energy consumption monitoring systems in place

DCS Process & energy control for all facilities.
ABB Smart Client Real time monitoring at individual desktop
xMII - Auto generated email reporting for major plant parameters
SAP Daily Business Reporting
Monthly-mill performance review reports.
Energy cell monthly report on energy consumption & conservation.

ENCON Project Implementation methodology

Sr. No.

Process

Responsibility

Idea/suggestion

All employees

Converting idea into proposal

Energy Cell

Feasibility check

Department & Energy Cell

Technology Selection

Projects Dept/Energy Cell

Capital Scheme

Department/Energy Cell

Procurement

Projects/ Department / Energy Cell

DMT/JH Leader

Assignment of different task to Daily

Management Team of TPM

Implementation

Department

Verification & monitoring

Energy Cell

10

Certification of savings

Energy Cell

Building Operational Efficiencies

ISO: Corrective & Preventive Actions

ISO Findings
Description

No. of Findings

Corrective actions taken

ISO 9001

ISO14001

OHSAS 18001

Date Description and Consequence

QMS
23/4/ Control of document found not
2013 adequate in few case for Ex: at
Chipper house, Sop for metal
detector no doc number, no
revision no, no date of
effectiveness

Category of
Finding

Department Analysis of Basic

Cause of
Nonconformity.

Corrective Action to
Eliminate Basic
Cause of
Nonconformity

Observation

Chipper
House

Review mechanism
of SOP to be
strengthened

SOP is being
revisited

ISO: Corrective & Preventive Actions

Date Description and Consequence

Category of Department Analysis of Basic

Finding
Cause of
Nonconformity

EMS
23/4/ Management program formulation Observation FH # 6
2013 is not linked with significant
aspect identified in few case for
Ex:1. use of diesel operator
clamper in FH06 -no replacement
planned with battery operated
equipment.
OHSAS
23/4/ Storage of Reels more than the
2013 specified height observed near
FH#4 WIP Reels (Hold) about 3
stacks observed

Observation

It is not considered
earlier

Corrective Action to
Eliminate Basic
Cause of
Nonconformity
Management
Programmes will be
linked to Aspects
and Impacts & Risk
Assessment for EMS
/SMS.

Warehouse Meeting conducted Provided training to

(PM#4)
with Finishing house the concerned.
for the root cause. It
was happened by
over-look of
concerned FH
Personnel.

Green Initiatives Renewable Energy

Target: 52% Green / Renewable Energy at Unit Bhadrachalam
Biogas from Secondary sludge & Food waste to replace LPG
(First of its kind in Paper Industry - Implementation in progress)
Wind energy utilization
(Greenfield project for 46 MW in implementation)
Solar PV for power generation
(In process of installing 20kWp power at our plantation facility)
Increase in BLS generation by more production of in-house pulp
Increase in Biomass consumption from 6000 T to 8000 T/month in Green Boiler with new
Shredder

Renewable Energy - Green Boiler & New SRB

Green Boiler, a biomass fired boiler to fire plantation biomass and coal at 70:30 ratio to utilize
the waste from plantation

SRB-5 with capacity of 400 T/day BLS commissioned in 2011-12 to increase renewable energy

Contribution of Renewable in Energy Mix increased by 6%

Year 2008-09
% Renewable Energy

Year 2012-13
% Fossil Energy

Utilisation of Waste
100% Fly ash utilisation by way of manufacture of Fly Ash Bricks, remaining sold to
Cement manufacturing units.
Lime sludge recycled with Lime Kiln.
Andritz Press sludge is utilised by external agency for card Board manufacturing & egg
tray manufacturing
Effluent Treated discharge for irrigation / plantations.
100% of Solid Waste is utilized.
Fly Ash utilization Trend

3
-1
12
20

Associates involvement in ENCON

Driving excellence through focus on ISO systems for Q/E/S
Advising Vendors & Associates to go for highest energy efficient equipments.
Sr.
No.

Description of
Best Practice

Per unit Energy

consumed prior
to implementing
Encon

Per unit energy

consumed after
implementation of
Encon

%
improvement

Buying only 5
star rated ACs

0.9 kW/TR

0.8 kW/TR

11

Buying only
EFF1 class
motor
Buying only T5
Tube-lights

94.5% efficient
motors

91% efficient
motors

36

28

22

Type of inputs /
projects
provided to the
vendor/
associate
Use of highest
energy efficient
equipments
Use of highest
energy efficient
equipments
Use of highest
energy efficient
equipments

Awareness programs for Colony Residents & school children for energy conservation

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