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AEEEANNUALREPORT2015-16

An Energy Efficient India

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TableofContents

ContentsMembersatAEEE......................................................................................................................................................................3

ExecutiveCouncil.......................................................................................................................................................................6

ProjectsatAEEE.........................................................................................................................................................................7

Workshops....................................................................................................................................................................................9

Webinars.......................................................................................................................................................................................9

PartneredEvents....................................................................................................................................................................11

AEEESecretariat.....................................................................................................................................................................12

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MembersatAEEE2015-16

AEEEmembersrepresentvarioussegmentsoftheenergyefficiencyindustry-Technology,EquipmentandServiceprovidersandend-usersofenergycommittedtoenergyefficiency.AEEE members also include reputed research and academic organizations. AEEE has aparticipatory approach involving members and seeking guidance from its knowledgepartnersandpeerorganizations.

LARGECORPORATEMEMBERS

1 GrundfosPumpsIndiaPvt.Ltd. www.grundfos.com2 SchneiderElectricIndiaPvt.Ltd. www.schneider-electric.co.in3 SKFIndiaLimited www.skfindia.com4 SiemensLimited www.siemens.com/buildingtechnologies5 InfosysLimited www.infosys.com6 CarrierAirconditioning&RefrigerationLtd.

(UTCGroup)www.carrierindia.com

AEEEwaslaunchedon7Nov2008byConzervSystems,GrundfosPumps,Schneider-Electric&ThermaxLtdandUSAIDECO-IIIProjectPartners–InternationalResourcesGroupandAlliancetoSaveEnergy

UTILITIESANDGOVTORGANIZATIONS

7 BangaloreElectricitySupplyCoLtd(BESCOM) www.bescom.org8 EnergyEfficiencyServicesLimited(EESL) www.eesl.co.in9 NPC-CentreofExcellenceTraininginEnergy

Efficiency(CETEE)www.cetee.in

10 TataPowerDelhiDistributionLtd. www.ndpl.com11 RECPowerDistributionCompanyLimited www.recpdcl.in

MEMBERS

12 AlienEnergyPvt.Ltd. www.alienenergy.in13 AmplebitEnergySolutionsPvt.Ltd. www.amplebitenergy.com14 CEPTUniversity www.cept.ac.in15 CkineticsConsultingServicesPvt.Ltd. www.cKinetics.com16 CustomizedEnergySolutions www.ces-ltd.com17 ConssulEnergyPvt.Ltd. www.conssulenergy.com18 DevelopmentEnvironergyServicesLimited http://www.deslenergy.com/19 E-CUBEEnergyTradingPvtLtd www.eetpl.in

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20 GPGreenEnergySystemsPvt.Ltd. www.gpgreenenergy.com21 InternationalInstituteforEnergyConservation

(IIEC)Indiawww.iiec.org

22 MPEnsystemsAdvisoryPvt.Ltd. www.mpensystems.com23 PaharpurBusinessCentre www.pbcnet.com24 SeeTechSolutionsPvt.Ltd. www.letsconserve.org25 ShamarSustainableSolutionsPvt.Ltd. www.shamar.in26 UniversityofPetroleumandEnergyStudies

(UPES)www.upes.ac.in

27 WiproEcoEnergy www.wiproeconenergy.com28 GSHEnergyServicesPrivateLimited www.gshgroup.com29 CoofloEngineersPvt.Ltd. www.coofloengineers.in30 Covestro(India)Pvt.Ltd. www.covestro.com

ASSOCIATES

(IndividualMembers)

1 Ms.DSuganya AffluentGreen,Chennai2 Ms.RRajalakshmi AffluentGreen,Chennai3 Mrs.GDharakeswari AffluentGreen,Chennai4 Ms.SharonEKoshy Engineer,NewDelhi5 Mr.PhilipKCherail Engineer,NewDelhi6 Mr.JaydeepSarkar EESL,Noida7 Mr.JohnsonFernandez JSEnviro,Mumbai8 Mr.AshwinKP PrometheanEnergy,Mumbai9 Mr.AttupurathuLuke ShamarSolutions,Kerala

EVENTS/PROJECTPARTNERS

1 BharatBijleePvt.Ltd. www.bharatbijlee.com2 FLSmidthPvt.Ltd. www.flsmidth.com3 ForbesMarshall www.forbesmarshall.com4 KarnatakaRenewableEnergyDevt.Ltd www.kredle.kar.nic.in5 SocietyofEnergyEngineers&Managers www.energyprofessional.com6 DeloitteToucheTohmatsuIndiaPvt.Ltd. www.deloitte.com7 PricewaterhouseCoopers(PWC) www.pwc.com

MOUPARTNERS

1 AssociationofEnergyEngineers-DelhiNCR www.aeecenter.org2 AlliancetoSaveEnergy www.ase.org3 cKinetics/SustainabilityOutlook www.ckinetics.com4 InstituteofSustainableCommunities,Vermont, www.iscvt.org

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USA5 LawrenceBerkeleyNationalLaboratory www.lbnl.gov6PManifoldBusinessSolutionsforIndiaUtility

KnowledgeandNetworking2013www.pManifold.com

7 AmericanCouncilforanEnergyEfficientEconomy(ACEEE)

www.theaceee.org

8 EnergyEfficiencyServicesLimited(EESL) www.eesl.co.in9 LuxVeritas www.luxveritas.in

AEEEAFFILIATION

1. EfficiencyValuationOrganization(EVO)www.evo-world.org2. IndianGreenBuildingCouncil(IGBC)www.igbc.in3. ConfederationIndianIndustry(CII)www.cii.in4. MadrasManagementAssociationChennai(MMA)www.mmachennai.org

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ExecutiveCouncil2015-16

Dr.SatishKumarAEEEChairperson

Mr.UpendraBhattAEEEViceChairpersoncKinetics

Mr.AshishRakhejaAEEETreasurerAECONConsultantsECMembersMr.RanganathNKrishnaAEEEImmediatePastChairpersonGrundfosPumpsIndiaMs.HemaHattangadyAEEEFirstChairpersonSchneider-Electric/ConzervIndia

Mr.SPadmanabanStrategicEnergy,Water&EnvironmentExpert(pastDir.USAIDSARI/E)

Mr.ShishirJoshipuraSKFLimited

Mr.MilindChittawarSee-TechSolutionsPrivateLtd.

Mr.MaheshPatankarMPENSYSTEMS

Mr.RajmohanRangarajanDESLEnergy

Mr.RaviMeghaniWiproESCOEnergy

Mr.SanjayDubeIIEC

Dr.KoshyCherailSecretaryofExecutiveCouncil

Mr.DevidasKulkarniSiemens

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ProjectsatAEEE ProgrammetoPromoteModelEnergyPerformanceContracts(EPC)toScaleuptheESCO&EnergyEfficiencyBusinessinIndiaAEEEseekstopromotetheadoptionofthemodelEPCforEnergyEfficiencyprojectsinIndia.

Thekeyoutcomeofthe“ProgrammetoPromoteModelEnergyPerformanceContracts(EPC)toScaleuptheESCO&EnergyEfficiencyBusinessinIndia”wastheearlyadoptionofstandardEPCtemplatesthroughregionalworkshops,involvingsectorexpertstosupportthecampaign.Theprojectaimedto provide a deeper understanding of the characteristics of EPC projects, especially criticalcomponents such as risk management strategies, conflict resolution and M&V plans, as well astechnical, financial and business implications of the same. The project was supported by ShaktiSustainableEnergyFoundation(SSEF).Under the project, AEEE conducted a series of five workshops across India to adopt EPC forIndustrial projects. . AEEEalso conductedNationalESCOworkshopwhere learning andkey takeawaysoftheworkshopswerepresented.Theprincipleoutcomesandimpactsoftheprogrammewere:

• Increased adoption of themodel EPC and associatedM&V template among ESCOs. SIDBIalsoadoptedthemodelEPC.

• AdatabaseofEEprojects,practices,systemsandprofessionals.• ArosterofregionalexpertstosupportESCOsacrossthecountry.

PlanningandImplementationofthe2016CleantechEcosystemActivitiesIndiaGEF-5CleantechProgrammeforSMEsUnder the direction of the UNIDO Project Manager, and in close cooperation with the NationalProject Coordinator and Project Management Unit (PMU) for UNIDO, Alliance for an EnergyEfficientEconomy(AEEE),asoneofthenationalcounterpartexecutingagencies,wasresponsibleforthesuccessful implementationofthespecificactivitiesrelatingtoGlobalCleantechInnovationProgramme (GCIP). Under the project, UNIDO supported AEEE in organizing workshops topromoteCleanTechnologiesandEnergyEfficiency,aswellasinnovationsintheseareasinvariousSME clusters.. The workshop saw interaction with SME units to understand the operating statistics ( energy use, O&M expenditures, pain points etc) and working conditions, adopted best practices of the industrial units. The main objective of the workshops conducted in Firozabad, MandiGobindgarh and Bhopal was to promote and sensitize “Innovation” concept that needs to be clubbed with other important issues such as energy efficiency opportunities, project implementation models and relevant policy measures. AEEE is also conducting Business Clinic for providing training to the SMEs with the theme of energy efficiency.

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StakeholderbriefingseriesonPerform-Achieve-Trade(PAT)schemeAlliance for an Energy Efficient Economy (AEEE) and Sustainability Outlook (SO) are workingtogether to develop a quarterly briefing series on PAT with DCs, policy makers, catalysts andindustryexpertstocapturethepulseoftheenergyefficiencymarketinIndia.Theobjectiveofthiscollaboration between Sustainability Outlook and AEEE is to provide evidence based marketassessment to present the stakeholder view point, enable higher uptake of PAT through peerlearningandincubateindustryandpolicyactiononenergyefficiency.ThefirstPATPulsebriefwaspublished on January 2016the theme Tracking the Perform-Achieve-Trade Scheme for EnergyEfficiency.ThesecondPATPulseBriefwaspublishedinthemonthofMay2016withthethemeofEE investment opportunity. The third brief was published in the month of June 2016 with thetheme of Asset Optimization to Drive the Next Wave of Energy Efficiency in India. AEEE andSustainabilityOutlookwillbepublishingmoremarketbriefswiththedifferentthemes.

ApplicationGuideforM&VinStreetLightingTheM&VApplicationGuide forStreetLightingProjectshasbeendeveloped toaidurbanlocalbodies andprojectdevelopers in implementingenergyefficiencyprojects for streetlighting.ItwasdevelopedwhiletakingintoaccountthecurrentstreetlightingscenarioinIndia, and more specifically, the gaps in M&V for energy efficiency projects in streetlighting. The project was supported by International Institute for Energy Conservation(IIEC),EnergyEfficiencyServiceslimited(EESL)andWorldBank.

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WorkshopsStakeholders Consultation on National Energy Policy (NEP) with a focus onEnergyEfficiencyNITI(National Institute for Transforming India) Aayog, Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy(AEEE) and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) organized theStakeholders ConsultationonNational Energy Policy (NEP) with a focus onEnergyEfficiencyonOctober 27, 2015. The workshop focused on all aspects of energy efficiency, e.g.industrial and building energy efficiency, Standards and Labelling, DSM and various Incentivesprogramme, EE financing and market creation and implementation frameworks with a specificfocus on the role of private sector, energy efficient transportation, etc. This is the first time thatenergy efficiency was considered a part of the mainstream strategy while formulating nationalenergy policy. The inputs from stakeholders were documented in the report submitted to NITIAayog.

ProgrammetoPromoteModelEnergyPerformanceContracts(EPC)toScaleuptheESCO&EnergyEfficiencyBusinessinIndiaUnder theproject,AEEEconductedsixnationalworkshopsall across India,viz Pune,Bengaluru,Ahmedabad,Chandigarh,Hyderabad,KolkattatopromoteadoptionofEPC.AEEEalongwithSIDBIas a national partner promoted theworkshops. AEEE also partneredwith SDAs to promote EPCduring the workshop. Apart from this, two Multilateral Bilateral organizations stakeholdersmeetingwereconductedtogetconsultationabouttheprogramme.Theresultsof theprojectwaspresentedduringtheNationalESCOdialogueconductedonMarch21,2016.

WebinarsAEEE webinars are convening platform to engage in dialogue with policy makers,associations, institutions and multilateral, bilateral organization for wider markettransformationcentredexclusivelyonenergyefficiencyinIndia.

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Thewebinarsonfollowingtopicswereconducted:1.Webinar on Outlook for the second cycle of the Perform Achieve and Trade Scheme:Understanding theDesignatedConsumerViewpoint.Thespeakerof thewebinarwasMs.RoselinDey,SustainabilityOutlook.ThewebinarpresentedthefindingsoftheMarketBriefreleasedjointlywithSOandAEEE.2. Curtain raiser webinar for the Programme to Promote EPC to Scale up the EnergyEfficiency Business in India. The speaker of the webinar was Mr. Vinay Deodhar. ThewebinargaveoverviewofabouttheESCO-EPCtrainingworkshops.3. Webinar on the Programme to Promote Model ESCO-EPC, Bengaluru workshop. Thespeakerof thewebinarwasMr.VinayDeodhar.Thewebinargaveoverviewofabout theESCO-EPCtrainingworkshops.4.Webinar on the Programme to PromoteModel ESCO-EPC, Ahmedabadworkshop. Thespeakerof thewebinarwasMr.VinayDeodhar.Thewebinargaveoverviewofabout theESCO-EPCtrainingworkshops.5. Webinar on Advanced Energy Storage in India. The speaker of the webinar was Dr.RahulWalawalkar, IndiaEnergyStorageAlliance.Thewebinar explainedvariousdriversforadvancedenergystorageinIndia.

6. Webinar on Cross-Sectoral Learning & Process Innovation will drive India’s EnergyEfficiency Scheme. The speaker of the webinar was Dr. Satish Kumar, AEEE and Ms.Aparna Khandelwal, Sustainability Outlook. Thewebinar presented the highlights of thePATPulsereleasedinJanuary2016.

7.Webinar for “BusinessOpportunityMeetingwith ISTSL under 4E (End to EndEnergyEfficiency) Program”. The speaker of the webinar was Mr. Ajay Verma, ISTSL and Mr.SachinVerma,SIDBI.ThewebinarprovidedbusinessopportunitiesinMSMEssector.

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PartneredEvents

IndiaEnergyStorageAlliance(IESA)2015IESA 2015was held inDelhi from4th -5thDecember. AEEEwas the key partner to theConference & Exhibition. The theme of the 2nd conference was “Re-Imagining India’sEnergy Infrastructure” and focused on various applications where energy storage andmicro-gridtechnologieswillhelpIndialeapfrogtheenergyinfrastructuredevelopment.cKineticsParivartanAwards2015AEEE was an Industry Partner for the 5th Parivartan Sustainability Leadership Awards2015. Parivartan Sustainability LeadershipAwards 2015 aim to recognize and showcaseefforts that shape conservation action, innovation and corporate leadership insustainability.EnergyEfficiencyGlobalforum2015EEGlobalForum2014,tookplaceinMay20-21,2015inWashington,D.C.,wastheleadinginternationalenergyefficiencyevent,drawinghundredsofdelegatestoitsPlenarysessions.AEEEwaspartnertotheEEGlobalForum2014.AEEEmemberswereprovidedwith an opportunity to join energy efficiency influencers from around theworld for therobustdebate,partnership-building,andidea-sharingneededtodrivethenextgenerationofenergyefficiency.Launch of PATMarket Brief: Outlook for the second cycle of the PAT Scheme:UnderstandingtheDCViewpointSustainabilityOutlookandAllianceforanEnergyEfficientEconomy(AEEE)havecompiledMarketBrieftocapture;ImpactofoperationalizingthePATSchemefromtheperspectiveofDesignatedConsumers(DCs)withasectoraldeepdiveonpulpandpaper,cement,ironandsteel sectors. The brief also covered outlook for the second cycle of PAT from DCperspectivewithafocusonusingEnergySavingCertificates(ESCerts)tobuildaninternalbusiness case. Over the next fewmonths, AEEE and Sustainability Outlook are workingtogether to highlight and address the resource efficiency challenges being faced by theIndianindustry.

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AEEESecretariat2015-16

TheAEEESecretariatisheadedbyDrKoshyCherail.ThecoreteamislistedbelowwhohadbeenthepartoftheprojectsandactivitiesatAEEE.CoreTeamatAEEEDr.KoshyCherail,PresidentMs.SangeetaMathew,ProgrammeManagerMs.AasthaKukreti,Manager-Advocacy&OutreachMr.BhairavSharma,ExecutiveOfficerMs.RichaKapoor,ManagerInformationServices&ConsultingEditor