ENERGY CONSERVATION

IN INDIA

Presented by : Saqib Rasheed

AGENDA
WHAT IS ENERGY?
TYPES OF ENERGY
WHY TO CONSERVE?
WHAT CAN WE DO?
ENERGY CONSERVATION IN
INDIA

WHAT IS ENERGY ?
Energy is defined as the ability
or the capacity to do work.
Energy lights our cities, powers
our vehicles, runs our factories.
It warms our homes etc

TYPES OF ENERGY

Imagine
thethe
World
Imagine
World
without
Energy !
without
Electricity

WHY TO
CONSERVE ENERGY ?
We have limited resources
available on earth.
Our demands are continuously
increasing day by day.
It is possible that someday most
of the non-renewable resources
will be exhausted and we will have
to switch over to alternate energy

WHY TO CONSERVE ENERGY ?

We save our money

when we
saveenergy.
We reduce pollution
when we
saveenergy.

We save our energy

when we
saveenergy.

WHAT WE CAN
DO ?

Road map to energy

conservation

ENERGY CONSERVATION
IN INDIA

Energy Intensity continues to

decline

ENERGY CONSERVATION
IN INDIA
About 70% of India's energy generation
capacity is fromfossil fuels, withcoal
accounting for 40% of India's total energy
consumption followed bycrude oil
andnatural gasat 24% and 6%
respectively. India is largely dependent
on fossil fuel imports to meet its energy
demands.
By 2030, India's dependence on energy
imports is expected to exceed 53% of the
country's total energy consumption.

ENERGY CONSERVATION
IN INDIA
In 2009-10, the country imported
159.26 million tonnes of crude oil
which amount to 80% of its domestic
crude oil consumption and 31% of the
country's total imports are oil imports.
The growth ofelectricity generation in
India has been hindered by domestic
coal shortages[ and as a consequence,
India's coal imports for electricity
generation increased by 18% in 2010

Regulatory Framework for

energy efficiency in India
Energy Conservation Act, 2001
Created Bureau of Energy Efficiency
Appliance standards and labeling
Energy consumption norms, and energyuse reporting requirements for energyintensive industrial units
Energy Conservation Building Code for
commercial buildings
Certified Energy Managers and auditors

Regulatory Framework for energy

efficiency in India

National Action Plan for Climate

Change, 2008
National Mission on Enhanced Energy
Efficiency provides mandate for marketbased mechanisms to promote energy
efficiency
National Mission on Sustainable Habitat
seeks to incorporate energy-efficiency
requirements in building byelaws

Implication of Regulatory
Framework for energy
efficiency in India
Energy Conservation Building Code
(ECBC) by early 2013
Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE)
Energy Conservation Building Code

Energy Conservation
Building Code

Implication of Regulatory
Framework for energy
efficiency in India

Bachat Lamp Yojna

Long life energy saving program
Ministry of New and Renewable
Energy

Information helps
consumer decisions

STAR RATING FOR

BUILDINGS

Energy Performance Index:

kWh/ sq m/ year

Name of the Building

Category of Building
Type
Climatic Zone
Connected Load
Build up Area

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Implication of Regulatory
Framework for energy
efficiency in India?

India launched a energy saving LED

making program nation wide
Renewable energy in India
National Mission for Enhanced
Energy Efficiency

LED Program launch

Future Energy Use in India

Energy demand is increasing due

to rising incomes, accelerated
industrialization, urbanization and
population growth

2003-04
2016-17
2026-27

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572
Mtoe
842-916 Mtoe
1406-1561 Mtoe

CONCLUSION
India is moving towards a
energy secure and energy
efficient future But more fast
implementation of energy
conservation is required

References
http://eco3.org/ecbc/
http://www.ibecc.in/learning-ecbc
http://ibnlive.in.com/generalnewsfeed/news/ecbc-for-comm-buildingsmandatory-for-eight-states-from-fy-12/620445.html
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tpkerala/article3752921.ece
www.kredltest.in/Scrollfiles/Draft-ECBC.pdf
www.letusshare.co.in/green-building/ecbc
www.sustainable-buildings.org/wiki/index.php/ECBC