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EESL Introduces Integrated Energy Efficiency Services Model for Buildings, Commercial Operations

Integrated Energy Efficiency Services Model which comprises of its state-of-the-art energy efficient products and services for buildings and commercial operations, will deliver the maximum benefits of its expertise through innovative business models.

EESL Introduces Integrated Energy Efficiency Services Model for Buildings, Commercial Operations

Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), under the Ministry of Power, Government of India, along with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), on Monday organised a multi-stakeholder roundtable on EESL’s value enhancing business propositions and services model. EESL introduced the stakeholders to its Integrated Energy Efficiency Services Model which comprises of its state-of-the-art energy efficient products and services for buildings and commercial operations to deliver the maximum benefits of its expertise through innovative business models.

Aimed at providing optimal energy efficiency interventions for organisations, the roundtable was held under the U.S.-India bilateral Market Integration and Transformation for Energy Efficiency (MAITREE) programme. The programme accelerates market transformation for cutting edge, energy efficient technologies. EESL and USAID have partnered to develop strategies for the roll-out of scalable, market-led solutions for sustainable cooling technologies and superefficient buildings under the MAITREE programme.

On the sidelines of the roundtable, EESL signed Agreements with five Indian organisations under the India-Israel Industrial R&D & Technological Innovation Fund (i4f) such as Global Innovation & Technology Alliance (GITA), Datamatrix Infotech Pvt Ltd, BAIF Research Foundation and IIT Bhubaneshwar. This partnership aims to demonstrate a cross-cutting technology in agricultural water pumping application in India. Apart from this, MoU was also signed between EESL and Arvind Mills to implement energy efficiency interventions in their industrial units.

Rajeev Sharma, Chairman, EESL said that EESL had been adding a multiplicity of demand-side energy efficiency solutions to its portfolio ever since its inception. They now offer an entire spectrum of state-of-the-art energy efficient products and services for buildings and commercial operations under our Integrated Energy Efficiency Services Model. The aim is to deliver the maximum benefits of their expertise at a low cost to the customers. Spanning energy efficient appliances, power generation technologies, metering devices and sustainable transportation, their integrated services model has the potential to enable energy efficiency at multiple points of usage. He thanked USAID for joining them in this journey which reaffirms the global consensus that energy efficiency is one of the most effective pathways for a sustainable future for all nations, he said.

Leading experts from across industry, multilateral bodies and financial institutions participated in the roundtable where stakeholders were apprised on EESL’s services and unique financing models for implementing energy efficiency solutions. EESL has been at the forefront of ushering in cutting edge, energy efficient technologies to the market in a cost-effective manner, since 2009. It has resulted in market expansion of energy efficient products, leading to lower prices and higher adoption. It has enabled savings of nearly INR 17,400 crore and 49,000 million kWh of electricity each year through these energy efficiency interventions for its customers resulting in better quality of life.

Apurva Chaturvedi, Clean Energy Specialist, Energy & Environment office, USAID, India, said that they are proud to work with EESL in transforming the markets towards energy efficiency and higher performance standards. This roundtable is a step towards exploring more opportunities in the energy efficiency domain by leveraging EESL’s unique Integrated Energy Efficiency Services Model which can deliver major economic and environmental benefits, she said.

Under the Building Energy Efficiency Program (BEEP), EESL has a pan-India network to deliver building lighting and cooling solutions. EESL’s super-efficient air conditioners are 40% more efficient than the average AC in the market today. LEDs offered by EESL, under BEEP and UJALA, are 60-70% more efficient than the typical CFL luminaires. EESL offers buy-back options on all replaced appliances. Combined cooling, heating and power or trigeneration systems, designed and supplied through our UK-based subsidiary Edina, can enable commercial enterprises to operate independent of the grid in a cost-effective and environmentally-sustainable manner.

EESL has partnered with socially and environmentally responsible public and private sector agencies to moderate energy-use related costs. Nearly 2,000 buildings have been retrofitted for Maharashtra PWD with 3,000 more in the pipeline. Efficient lighting solutions have been implemented across 75 airports for the Airports Authority of India. 400 schools of South Delhi Municipal Corporation now have advanced lighting and cooling appliances.

Others that have leveraged EESL’s expertise and resources include Mahindra and Mahindra, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, Airport, NITI Aayog, Coal India Limited, and Bank of Baroda.