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PAT Scheme | Textiles Commentary on proposed changes Version 1.0 | Jan’14

Form 1 Changes | Textile Sector | PAT Scheme

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Update on the changes in Form 1 for PAT Scheme for the Textile Sector and the impact it has on the documentation and verification process.

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Page 1: Form 1 Changes | Textile Sector | PAT Scheme

PAT Scheme | TextilesCommentary on proposed changes

Version 1.0 | Jan’14

Page 2: Form 1 Changes | Textile Sector | PAT Scheme

Energy Complexity In Textile!

Energy (hence GTG SEC) in Textile Sector is a dynamic function of various

production related parameters.

Important to evaluate energy performance using Energy Performance Indicators

(EnPIs/KPIs) and Key Performance Parameters.

Internal benchmarking (as highlighted above) can help in accurate external

benchmarking (Target Setting is done on both internal and external benchmarking).

“Looking at the complexity in energy assessment in Textiles, change in Form 1 is a

step in the right direction, while it is yet to be seen how effectively it can be

transformed especially when we are a year and half into the first PAT cycle”

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Major Changes

Area Earlier Now Remarks

Capacity Utilization

for Spinning (Single

Yarn and Double

Yarn)

On Weight Basis On Installed and

Utilized

Spindles/Drums/Rot

ors basis

Evert unit has %

utilization based on

spindles etc, makes

it easier to track

SEC as function of

CU%

Conversion of all

secondary product

for Spinning into

Equivalent Ring

Spinning Production

Linear addition of

production

Conversion using

comparison of RF

UKG and

secondary

product/process

UKG

Calculations have

not been shared.

Ideal methodology

would be to use

UKG and Energy

Weight age Method

to find out

equivalent UKG and

production.

Fabric Production In Metres/Kg In Kg

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Major ChangesArea Earlier Now Remarks

Conversion Norms

for Melange

Product

Not Available SITRA to develop

and share the same.

It was needed as

Melange process

consumes nearlu

30% more energy

as compared to

normal process.

Non Productive

Energy Accounting

No Provision Maintain separate

metering and

energy accounting.

Will assist in

assessment of SEC

related to

production

reduction during

Verification.

Open End

Production

To be submitted in

14s count using

SITRA’s conversion

factor

Vortex Production Needs to be

submitted in actual

count

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Normalization Factors

Import & Export of Intermediary product

Value added product

SEC calculation of Spinning Sub-Group

Finished Fabric for Composite Sub Group

SEC calculation of Composite Sub-Group

Weaving Production & Knitting Production

Power Mix

Normalization on Yarn Products

Product Mix

Capacity utilization

Coal quality of CPP & PLF of CPP

Natural calamity/Rioting/Social unrest

Environmental concern (Additional Environmental Equipment requirement due to

major change in government policy on Environment)

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What is EETPL is doing for its

Clients?

Access to Faceless Energy Information Management

System

Access to Energy Analytics Portal and EnPI

based reporting.

Automatic alerts on EnPIdeviation

Statistical analysis to highlight energy variation

for each KPI/KPP

>500 Sets of Data Points for Normalization

Read the white paper attached with the presentation for more details