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First Prize Office Buildings(More than 10 Lakhs kWh/year consumption)
PASSENGER RESERVATION SYSTEM(PRS/SC)
Secunderabad (Telangana)
Building Profile
Reserved travel by Indian Railways is facilitated by the Passenger ReservationSystem (PRS). PRS provides reservation services to nearly 1.5 to 2.2 millionpassengers a day on over 2500 trains running throughout the country. The PRSApplication CONCERT (Country-wide Network of Computerized EnhancedReservation and Ticketing) is the world�s largest online reservation application,developed and maintained by CRIS. The system currently operates from 5 Datacentres located at New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai & Secunderabad. Theserver clusters are connected together by a core network that enables universalterminals across country, through which the travelling public can reserve a berthon any train, between any pair of station for any date and class
The Passenger Reservation complex located at Secunderabad was built in the year1989, PRS houses important servers where the disaster recovery servers areinstalled for replicating of online information of the entire ticketing system onIndian Railway.
Front view of Passenger Reservation System complex of Secunderabad
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Secunderabad Division is taking several steps in Energy Conservation, WaterConservation, Efficiency in Train Operation and Maintenance, Use of RenewableEnergy Resources under �GO GREEN DRIVE�. The specific energy consumptionof PRS building has come down from 717.81 to 499.69 Kwh/sqmtr andpercentage reduction over 2014-15 is 30.39%.
Energy Consumption of Passenger Reservation Complex Building
Year 2014-15 2015-16
Total energy Consumption in Lakh units 22.97 15.99
% Reduction in Consumption 30.39 %
Specific Energy Consumption (SEC)
YEAR Total electrical energy % reduction overconsumption/ total 2014-15
built-up area (Kwh/m2 )
2014-15 717.81 �2015-16 499.69 30.39
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Elect. Energy Elect. Energy % Elcet. Energy SavingSaving (Lakh Units) Consumption achieved/electricityin 2015-16 (Lakh Units) consumption of
in2014-15 previous year)
6.98 22.97 30.39
Absolute Savings
Energy Conservation Measures adopted in Passenger ReservationSystem building:
1. Optimization of HVAC timings:- SwitchingOFF 104 Ton chiller plant by provision of 2 x5.5 Ton & Switch ON 4 no of 3 Ton split ACunits from 08.00 PM to 08.00 AM in serverroomSavings in terms of kWH 4,26,612 unitsSavings in terms of Rs 34.50 LakhsInvestment Rs. 2.5 Lakhs
2. Provision of VFD drive for AHU:- Variablefrequency drive provided for AHUs to reducethe motor load as per demand requirementsSavings in terms of kWH 22,265 unitsSavings in terms of Rs 1.78 LakhsInvestment Rs. 0.65 Lakhs
3. Selection of right sizing capacity of pumpsfor cooling tower:- Replacement of oldcooling tower 5 HP pump with 3 HP pump.Savings in terms of kWH 13,070 unitsSavings in terms of Rs 1.05 LakhsInvestment Rs. 0.2 Lakhs
4. Provision of VFD drive for condensorpumps:- Variable frequency drive provided for3 nos of 20HP pumps to reduce the pumpload as per demand requirementsSavings interms of kWH 65,350 unitsSavings in termsof Rs 5.26 LakhsInvestment Rs. 1.95 Lakhs
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5. Switching OFF unwanted loads:- 12 nosof 1.5 Ton spli t AC units have beendisconnectedSavings in terms of kWH 51,049,unitsSavings in terms of Rs 4.13 LakhsInvestment Rs. 0.00 Lakhs
6. Provision of timers & temparaturesetting:- 3 nos of timer units provided for150 ltr capacity water coolers & temparaturehas been enhansed from 15OC to 20OC in PRSbuilding.Savings in terms of kWH 4927 unitsSavings in terms of Rs 0.40 LakhsInvestment Rs. 0.22 Lakhs
7. Energy efficient LED lighting inplace ofT5 fittings:-(i). 14 nos of 36W LED lights provided in placeof T5 60W
(ii). 53 nos of 22W LED lights provided in placeof T5 60WSavings in terms of kWH 7,599 unitsSavings in terms of Rs 0.56 LakhsInvestment Rs. 0.88 Lakhs
8. Controlling of HVAC tempararute &voltage range:- Operating voltage is reducedto 415 to 430V range from 440 to 450V rangeduly reducing volatge tapping. Resulted insaving energy by 3%.Savings in terms of kWH 47,303 unitsSavings in terms of Rs 3.80 LakhsInvestment Rs. 0.00 Lakhs
9. Operating Temparature is increased to 190 Cfrom 150 C in the server rooms, reducing theelectricity consumption by 2%.Savings in terms of kWH 31,420 units
Savings in terms of Rs 2.51 Lakhs Investment Rs. 0.00 Lakhs
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Energy Policy
SOUTH CENTRAL RAILWAYSECUNDERABAD DIVISION
ENERGY POLICY
Secunderabad Division, South Central Railway is committed towards Nation�s Missionfor Enhanced Energy Efficiency by making continuous efforts to optimize use ofenergy and to bring about improvement in the energy efficiency in all our operations& maintenance of train services in an environmentally friendly manner through
Adopting energy efficient and environment friendly equipment/technologies.
Increasing Use of Renewable energy resources.
Adopting National Energy Conservation norms and codes in new buildingconstructions as well as in existing buildings.
Conducting periodic Energy Audit and implementing all improvementmeasures.
Creating of awareness on energy conservation amongst all employees.
Monitoring and review of energy performance vis-à-vis targets.
Sharing our experiences on energy conservation within our Division, withother Divisions and also with other Zonal Railways.
Complying with National Energy legislations and other related legislations.
As a part of our energy efficiency improvement strategy Secunderabad Divisionwill make every effort to reduce our specific energy consumption by 5 to 10%per year by promoting culture of innovation , creativity and commitment at alllevels.
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Second Prize Office Buildings(More than 10 Lakh kWh/year consumption)
MAIN TELEPHONE EXCHANGEBUILDING (BSNL)
Panipat (Haryana)
Unit Profile
This is a main Telephone Exchange Building of PANIPAT. The building has mainlyTechnical area & Administrative area. The Building was constructed in 1995. All thetelephones i.e MSC Mobile Exchange, OCB Exchange, Landline, Coaxial, TransmissionEquipment, OFC, Internet etc are being controlled from this building.
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Detail of Electrical Services
Energy Consumption:
Energy Used Units 2014-15 2015-2016
Electricity Purchased Lakh kWh 30.33 19.71
Self Generated Lakh kWh 1.54 1.09
Total Lakh kWh 31.87 20.1
Energy Saving Saving Lakh kWh ��- 11.07Over previous Year
% age ��- 34.73%
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Steps taken for Energy Conservation: -
The BSNL Corporate Office New Delhi issues guidelines for implementation of variousenergy conservation methods in its buildings circulated from time to time. There isa set up of Energy Core Group at Corporate Office level, Circle level (State level)and SSA level. The Energy Core Group at corporate level is headed by Director(Plg.) BSNL Board, by Chief General Manager of the circle at circle level and byGMTD at SSA level.
ENERGY POLICY:
�BHARAT SANCHAR NIGAM LTD., IS COMMITTED TO CONSERVE ENERGYIN ALL ITS OPERATIONS. WE HAVE ADOPTED ENERGY CONSERVATIONAS A STRATEGIC BUSINESS GOAL AND MAKE IT AS A WAY OF LIFE�
�Goal & Objectives �
� Make Energy Conservation a Mass Movement with involvement of all ouremployees.
� Monitor and Control consumption of energy through Energy ManagementGroups.
� To reduce Specific Energy Consumption in all our operations and activities,to bring down the energy cost.
� Recognize the Efforts of our Staff in Energy Conservation.
� Share and Enrich experience on Energy Conservation with SSAs/ Circles.
� Implementation of Low Cost Measures, No Cost Measures and High Costmeasures
� Use of Energy Efficient Products, Free Cooling and Non- Conventional EnergySources.
In core group meetings, the following decisions have been taken for energyconservation and directions have been issued for implementation of thesame.
1. Implementation of No Cost Measures (NCMs) like CMD rationalization, powerfactor improvement, reduction of excess illumination etc.
2. Implementation of Low Cost Measures ( LCMs) like Condenser stopping withcompressor, Free cooling, Use of LEDs lighting, adopting Energy efficientlighting system , use of automatic Volume Control Dampers, condenserreorientation etc.
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3. Implementation of High Cost Measures (HCMs) like LT to HT conversion,replacement of outlived electrical assets with energy efficient ones.
4. Saving achieved due to replacement of old scrapped Split/Window AC unitsof 2TR capacity by new 1.5 TR five star rating split AC units in TelephoneExchange Building.
5. Saving achieved by Replacement of conventional type 68TR Package ACplant with 56TR ENERGY EFFICIENT HIGH SENSIBLE PACKAGE AC PLANTand orientation of the condensers has been changed and placed in the openarea to reduce head pressure.
6. Saving achieved by Replacement of 05nos. 2 TR life expired inefficient splitAC units with 5nos. Exhaust Fan to displace hot air of the power plant fromroom to the outside area.
7. Saving achieved due to providing extra Capacitors for transformercompensation.
8. Saving achieved due to shifting/closer of IN �DR Site switch in May,2015
9. Implementation of ECBC for all BSNL buildings with connected load of 500KW or more or with air conditioned area above 1000 Sq Mtr.
10. One SDE (Elect.) and minimum one JTO in each SSA shall form Energy AuditTeam.
11. The audit team shall be equipped with Energy monitoring/auditinginstruments.
12. Energy consumption report is submitted on quarterly basis and monitoredby Electrical Cell of BSNL Corporate Office.
13. It is compulsory to use Solar Water Heating System in existing as well asnew hostels, canteens and Inspection quarters.
14. National Energy Conservation Day is celebrated on 14th December everyyear by organizing seminars, presentations and other awareness programmesto involve all stake holders.
15. BSNL offers reimbursement of fees to the executives if they qualify for EnergyManager/Energy Auditor.
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Certificate of Merit Office Buildings(More than 10 lakh kWh/year Consumption)
ICICI BANK LIMITEDNBCC Tower, Pragati Vihar (New Delhi)
Building Profile
The operations of ICICI Bank commenced at NBCC Tower, Pragati Vihar, New Delhiin 1998. The building is owned by ICICI Bank. The total area of the tower is 1.91Lakh Sq.Ft spread across 02 basements, ground and 05 floors. The tower also hasa green area around it that contributes to the rejuvenation of environment.
It is the Zonal Office of the bank for the North Zone and various departments likeWholesale Banking, Retail Banking, Operations, Treasury, Legal operate from thisfacility. Majorly, the operation timings of this tower are 08:00 hrs to 19:00 hrsduring weekdays & Sunday is weekly-off.
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Energy Usage Pattern and connected load at NBCC Tower
The total connected load of the tower is 530 kW & it consists of HVAC equipment,Lighting, IT infrastructure and other miscellaneous loads (lifts, RO, pumps, motorsetc.). The Tower is HT consumer of BSES Rajdhani Power Limited & receives powersupply at 11KV. The building has one Transformer of 1000 KVA which steps downthe voltage to 415V for use by all electrical equipment and has 02 nos. DGs (01 of500 KVA & 01 of 125 KVA) KVA DG sets which act as a standby source of powersupply. For ensuring uninterrupted transition of power from the EB supply to theDG power, building also have 02 UPS of 100 KVA rating each. In line with the �GoGreen� policy of the government and the bank, ICICI is also in the process ofinstalling a 30 KWP Solar power generation system. The same will be operationalin November 2016.
The distribution of power consumption in this Tower is as follows :
Usage kW
HVAC 360IT 60Others 70Lighting 40
The Energy Consumption for FY 2014-15 & FY 2015-16
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Months FY 15 FY 16
Apr 104436 97716
May 126216 118284
Jun 143004 114564
Jul 143856 116472
Aug 139764 111564
Sep 129648 102816
Oct 102828 86880Nov 79860 60864
Dec 86760 47340
Jan 100620 41261
Feb 62124 39084
Mar 78264 70152
TOTAL 1297380 1006997
Details of Energy Conservation Measures Implemented
EnCon Measures Annualized Annualized InvestmentSavings Savings Lac Rs.
Lac Units Lac Rs.
Replacement of Pumps, CTIapproved cooling towers &Auto-tube cleaning system 1.30 14.30 59.00
Maintaining AC temperature at24-26 degree centigrade 0.78 8.58 0.00
Optimization of heating 0.55 6.05 0.00Equipment based control &monitoring through centralizedBMS 0.50 5.50 43.00
Prevention of air conditioningloss by sealing the openings 0.20 2.23 1.00
Installation of energy efficientACs at Management floorsand conference rooms 0.14 1.59 5.50
Installation of sun controlfilms/ blinds 0.14 1.59 2.00
Fresh air blow through ofbuilding in the morning(Free Cooling Concept ) 0.12 1.32 0.00
Grand Total 3.74 41.17 110.50
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Achievements
� Investment � INR 24.5 Lakh (Savings achieved at payback period of 20months)
� Reduction in EPI & Energy requirement by 22.3%� Amount Saved = INR 31.86 Lakhs� Normalised EPI at 9 hrs confirms to 3 STAR rating for NBCC
Automatic Tube Cleaning System New CTI Certified Cooling Tower
With all the measures implemented so far the Tower has achieved an EPI of 117.Centralised BMS for equipment based control & monitoring�.
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Certificate of Merit Office Buildings(More than 10 lakh kWh/year Consumption)
MOORE MARKET COMPLEX,SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Chennai (Tamil Nadu)
Unit Profile
The Moore Market Complex (MMC) is a commercial building complex and railwayterminus for the Chennai suburban railway system, situated in Park Town, Chennai.The name Moore Market comes from a market that used to exist at the sitebefore being demolished to make way for the expansion of the Chennai Centralstation.
Moore Market was originally built to house the hawkers in the Broadway area ofMadras. Its foundation stone was laid by Sir George Moore, president of theMadras Corporation in 1898. The building was designed in the Indo Saracenicstyle by RE Ellis and was constructed by A.S. Aiyar.
The structure was later razed to make way for the new Chennai Suburban Railwayterminus and reservation centre. This multi-storeyed building also houses theoffices of various departments of the railways. The demolition of the market andPeople's Park is considered to mark the beginning of heritage activism in the city.
At present the building has 10 floors with 1st and 2nd floor as Passenger ReservationSystem (PRS). Total builtup area is 15,956.06 square meters including airconditioned area of 4176.93 square meters.
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Energy Consumption:
Specific energy consumption comparison chart has been plotted which shows thedecrement of 10.5% in financial year 2015-16 with respect to financial year2014-15.
Description of energy conservation measures:
Various energy conservation measures were undertaken to reduce the specificpower consumption at MMC building. Major energy conservation measures arelisted below.
1. Project 1 - Utilization of LED lights
1707 nos. of LED lights of various wattages have been provided in various locationssuch as passenger circulating area like PRS and offices. The replacement of thoselights which work round the clock were targeted for replacement to enablemaximum savings.
2. Project 2 - Judicious usage of air conditioners
3 nos. of 109TR high capacity centralized air conditioning plants are being used forconditioning the PRS and its servers. One plant had to be run exclusively during theoff load hours, i.e. between 00.00hrs. to 04.00hrs., just to condition the PRSserver room. To avoid this wastage of energy, the high energy consuming 109TRChiller plant is being switched off from 00.00hrs. to 04.00hrs. and instead 4 nos.of split AC plants are being operated to enable energy conservation.
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3. Project 3 - Judicious switching off of passenger lifts.
The MMC building is equipped with 6 nos. of lifts, i.e. 3nos.on the east side and 3nos. on the west side of the building. During non-peak hours, judicious operationof lifts is being done to conserve electrical energy i.e. during day only 4 nos. of liftsare operated and during night 2 nos. are being operated during non-peak hours toenable energy conservation.
4. Project 4 - Utilization of star rated air conditioners.
47 nos.of non-star rated window air conditioners in the building have been replacedwith energy efficient 4-star rated air conditioners.
Major energy conservation measures taken for the financial year 2015-16:
S. Project Achievement of Annual energy savings InvestmentNo description in 2015-16 incurred on
Electricity Fuels Total Total the project(Lakh FO/ Gas fuel savings (Rs. Lakhs)kWh) HSD (KL) (lakhs (M kCal) (Rs.
Nm3) Lakhs)
1. Judicious switching off 109 2.5003 - - - 20 .002 0.00TR chiller plant from 0:00hrs to 4:00 hrs
2. Judicious switching off 0.8760 - - - 7.008 0.00lifts and operating only4 nos. during day &2 nos. during night(total 6 no lifts)
3. Replacement of 47nos. 0.1128 - - - 0.902 11 .351of conventional ACs withstar rated AC plants
4. Provision of 5W LED in 0.0165 - - - 0.132 0 .042place of 20W FL in ORHVerandah
5. Provision of 0.5W LED in 0.0011 - - - 0.009 0 .009place of 15W nightLamps in ORH
6. Provision of 1471nos. of 0.2039 - - - 1.631 5 .45218W LED in place of40W FL Lamps
7. Provision of 106nos. of 0.0432 - - - 0.345 1 .60636W LED in place of2x36 W CFL Lamps
8. Provision of 48nos. of 0.0069 - - - 0.055 0 .3465W LED reading lampsin place of 11 W Lamps
9. Provision of 65 nos. of 0.0421 - - - 0.337 0 .3042x28W T5 fitt ings inplace of 2x40W FL LampsTotal 3.8028 0 0 0 30.423 19.110
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First Prize Office Buildings(Less than 10 Lakhs kWh/year consumption)
DIVISIONAL RAILWAY MANAGER�S OFFICENorthern Railway, Firozpur (Punjab)
Unit Profile
The Divisional Railway Manager Office of Firozpur division is situated at FirozpurCantt. Being Divisional Office, the building is a major load centre. An initiative wastaken to reduce the energy consumption by taking energy conservation measures.
Various energy conservation measure were taken during 2015-16 like use of energyefficient fittings such as 1x120 Watt LED flood light in place of 2x400 Watt MHfitting on high mast, 1x36 Watt LED based lights in place of 2x36 Watt FTL fitting,18 Watt LED FTL fitting in place of T-8 FTL fitting, 30 Watt LED based façade lightin place of 150 watt MH/HPSV fitting, 35 Watt ceiling fans in place of 90 wattceiling fans, use of occupancy sensors and Use of star rated energy efficient AirConditioners.
During 2014-15, building had a connected load of 265 kW. Due to energyconservation measures, connected load has reduced to 205 kW. Due to this, electricconsumption of station building for the year 2015-16 has reduced by 37.26% ascompared to 2014-15.
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Energy Consumption:
Description 2014 - 15 2015-16
Total Built up Area (in m2) 6741 6741
Total Connected Load ( in kW) 265 205
Average power factor for the period 0.93 0.97
Total Electricity Consumption (Lac KWh) 6.71 4.21
Total electricity consumption/ Total built-uparea (in kWh/m2) 99.54 62.45
Major Energy Conservation Initiatives taken during the year2015-16:
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Second Prize Office Buildings(Less than 10 Lakh kWh/year consumption)
LEKHA BHAVANSouth Central Railway
Secunderabad (Telangana)
Building Profile
Lekha Bhavan (FA&CAO) Office Building which was built in the year 1960, isthe central office for the accounts department of the south central railway. Lekhabhavan Located 15 Kms off from the Hitech City Hyderabad and 0.5 Km fromSecunderabad Railway Station. This building has already bagged 3 Star ratingfrom BEE under the Ministry of Power
The most Significant feature of the building is that it is split into two symmetrichalves. One half provided with server rooms which deals with the accounts of theentire zone and another half is filled with bustling offices. The core functions in thebuilding are data processing of accounts, traffic costing, exchequer control andmonitoring of funds through various accounting packages exclusively developedfor railways.
This office building is aimed at providing accounting services with use of latestpackages which is the best example for the leveraging of technology in thegovernment office buildings. A total 347 Nos. of Staff are functioning in the buildingand two lifts with VVF drive are provided to serve these staff.
The entire building is surrounded by lush green patch to provide serene ambiencewhich will also add to the energy conservation measures. The building has beenprovided with garden lights & Induction Lamps to illuminate during the night.
Fig: Front view of Lekha Bhavan
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Energy Consumption of Lekha Bhavan (FA&CAO) Building
Sl. Year Connected Consumption Savings SavingsNo. Load Lakh Units in Lakh in Rs.
Units Lakhs
1 2014-15 150 KW 2.88 - -2 2015-16 206 KW 1.99 0.89 6.95
Total % savings in kWh 30.90%
Year Total electricity consumption/ % Reduction overTotal built-up area (kWh/m2) 2013-14
2014-15 55.81 -2015-16 38.56 30.90
Specific Energy Consumption of Lekha Bhavan (FA&CAO) Building
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Energy Conservation Measures implemented in Lekha Bhavan(FA&CAO) Office Building
S. No Items Images
1. Provided 59 Nos. of Star Rated Ceiling Fans inplace of 60W Ceiling Fan leading to saving of1300 Units amounting to Rs.10,000/- perannum.
2. Provided 159 Nos. Electronic Fan Regulators inplace of Conventional Fan regulator leading tosaving of 3400 Units amounting Rs.26,800/- per annum.
3. Provided 32 Nos. of LED 15W down lights inplace of T-12 40W fittings leading to saving of2800 Units amounting Rs.21,600/- perannum.
4. Provided 46 Nos. of T-5, 28W FT fittings in placeof T-12, 40W fittings leading to saving of 2500Units amounting Rs.19,400/- per annum.
5. Provided 9 Nos. of Occupancy Sensors for ACUnits leading to saving of 3200 Unitsamounting Rs.25,300/- per annum.
6. Provided 9 Nos. of Room Occupancy Sensors inToilets and Record Room leading to saving of3000 Units amounting Rs.23,600/- perannum.
7. Provided 21 Nos. of Remote switches for ceilingfans leading to saving of 800 Units amountingRs.6,500/- per annum.
8. Provided 6 Nos. of Energy savers for AC unitsleading to saving of 2200 Units amountingRs.16,900/- per annum
9. Provided 2 Nos. 1.5 TR Star rated split AC Unitsin place of Window AC unit leading to saving of1200 Units amounting Rs.9,000/- perannum.
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10. Provided 3 Nos. 1.5 TR Star rated split AC Unitsin place of 1.5TR Conventional Split AC unitleading to saving of 1200 Units amountingRs.9,000/- per annum.
11. Provided 8 Nos. of 120W Induction fittings inplace of 400W MH fittings leading to saving of5300 Units amounting Rs.41,200/- perannum.
12. Provided 16 Nos. of 18W LED fittings in placeof 2x40W FT fittings leading to saving of 1000Units amounting Rs.7,600/- per annum.
13. Provided 40 Nos. of 15W LED in place of 1x28WCFL fittings leading to saving of 1300 Unitsamounting Rs.10,100/- per annum.
14. Provided 32 Nos. of 10W LED fittings in placeof T-5, 28W fittings in corridor and toiletsleading to saving of 1400 Units amountingRs.10,800/- per annum.
15. Provided 127 Nos. of 22W LED fittings in placeof T-5, 28W FT fittings leading to saving of2200 Units amounting Rs.17,100/- perannum.
16. Provided of 2 Nos. Timers for water coolersleading to saving of 1400 Units amountingRs.11,200/- per annum.
17. Provided of 6 Nos. of natural day light pipeleading to saving of 1700 Units amountingRs.13,500/- per annum.
18. Switching OFF of 40 AC units in lunch hoursand after duty hours leading to saving of 24500Units amounting Rs.1,91,200/- per annum.
19. Automation for 1 No. of pump leading to savingof 900 Units amounting Rs.7,000/- perannum.
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20. Provided 1 No. of 4 HP star rated pump in placeof 5 HP conventional pump leading to saving of1200 Units amounting Rs.9,400/- per annum
21. Provided of 1 No. of Nature switch for streetlights leading to saving of 100 Units amountingRs.800/- per annum.
22. Provided of 1 No. of timer for high mast leadingto saving of 700 Units amountingRs. 5400/- per annum.
23. Removal of 4 Nos. of Redundant AC units leadingto saving of 13100 Units amount ingRs.1,02,000/- per annum.
24. Removal of 8 Nos. of Redundant T-12 40W FTfittings leading to saving of 100 Unitsamounting Rs.7,400/- per annum.
25. Reducing copper pipe line length by shifting ofcondenser unit nearer to AC unit leading tosaving of 2900 Units amounting Rs.22,500/- per annum.
26. Provided 1 No. Solar 2KWp Solar plant for LEDName Board leading to saving of 700 Unitsamounting Rs.5,600/- per annum.
27. Provided 2 Nos. Gelco starters with timersleading to saving of 3200 Units amountingRs.25,200/- per annum.
28. Provided 1 No. Water level sensor leading tosaving of 1800 Units amounting Rs.14,000/- per annum.
29. Provided 4 Nos. 1W LED in place of 50W Helogenlights in lifts leading to saving of 400 Unitsamounting Rs.3,300/- per annum.
30. Cleaning of 40 Nos. filters for AC units leadingto saving of 400 Units amounting Rs.3,000/- per annum.
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31. Provided 15 meters of thermal insulation forcondenser pipe line leading to saving of 300Units amounting Rs.2,300/- per annum.
32. Provided insulation black film for 1 room leadingto saving of 100 Units amounting Rs.900/-per annum.
33. Provided 2 Nos. Huts for condenser units leadingto saving of 600 Units amounting Rs.4,700/- per annum.
34. Changing of direction of 2 Nos. condenser unitsto avoid direct exposure of motor to sun lightleading to saving of 200 Units amountingRs.1,600/- per annum.
35. Shifting 3 Nos. UPS batteries to outside the ACroom to reduce heat dissipation in AC roomsleading to saving of 1200 Units amountingRs.9,400/- per annum.
Other energy conservation awareness program
a. Pasting of Stickers
Stickers with energy conservation measures were displayed in over all divisionin prominent locations.
b. Display of boards
Boards having message of energy conservation measures and tips wereprovided in all passenger moment areas and service buildings.
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� Door to door campaign for Energy conservation: Door to door campaignfor Energy conservation was conducted in all depots over Hyderabad Division inthe colonies duly distributing the pamphlets with message of efficient usage ofenergy and simple energy conservation measures.
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Fig: Door to Door campaign on Energy Conservation tips
� LED Bulbs selling through EESL: As per HQ instructions 41,400 Nos. of 7W/9W LED lamps sold in this division vide Rly. board letter No.2006/Elect(G)/150/5 dtd.10.08.2015 so far. This is the energy conservation measure tender EESLscheme to reach the energy conservation benefits
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Certificate of Merit Office Buildings(Less than 10 lakh kWh/year Consumption)
ICICI BANK LIMITEDShobha Pearl, Bangalore (Karnataka)
Unit Profile
The operations of ICICI Bank have commenced at Sobha Pearl, Regional OfficeBangaluru since 2003. The building is partly occupied by ICICI Bank.
The total area of the tower is 77670 Sq.Ft with 18 wings having floors G+8, ofwhich we are occupying 33000 sq ft. Total manpower strength of ICICI Bank atthis tower is 370.
It houses various departments of ICICI Bank like Retail, Corporate Banking Group,Project Financing and other asset creation groups.
The operation timings of this tower are 08:30 hrs to 18:30 hrs during weekdays &Sunday is weekly-off.
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Energy Consumption
Connected load & usage pattern at Shobha Tower is as follows,The total connected load of the tower is 250 kW & it consists of HVAC equipment,Lighting & IT infrastructure.
The Tower is HT consumer of BESCOM Bangalore. There are 1nos. 625KVA & 1nos750KVA DG sets which act as a standby arrangement for providing power supplyduring power shutdown.
Usage kW
HVAC 114IT 35Lighting /Others 26
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Month FY 2015 FY 2016
April 78769 53746
May 87583 55247
Jun 77258 48470
Jul 72331 49804
Aug 65448 47332
Sept 65942 43932
Oct 62858 46526
Nov 54131 39983
Dec 63876 44017
Jan 45379 41012
Feb 43390 42692
Mar 51786 40133
Total 768751 552894
Energy Conservation measures implemented in 2015-16
Description Annual Annual Investmentof EnCon Measure Savings Savings Lac Rs.
Lac Units Lac Rs.
AHU filter replacement & set pointsto 24 Deg C 0.70 6.30 0.45Optimisation of Chiller & AHU timings 0.68 6.12 0Condenser coil cleaning of chillers 0.35 3.15 0
De-lamping & lighting timingoptimisation 0.15 1.35 0
UPS optimization 0.15 1.35 0.38Lift operation optimization 0.05 0.45 0Total 2.08 18.27 0.83
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Achievements:-
Details of Energy Conservation measures implemented in 2015-16 are asfollows,
� Reduction in EPI & Energy requirement by 28%� Amount Saved = Rs. 18.27 Lacs with no investment measures.� Normalised EPI at 9 hrs confirms to 2 STAR rating for Shobha.
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Certificate of Merit Office Buildings(Less than 10 lakh kWh/year Consumption)
ICICI BANK LIMITEDSector-16, Noida (Uttar Pradesh)
Unit Profile
The operations of ICICI Bank have commenced at Noida Tower with effect fromthe year 2004. The total area of the tower is 26100 Sq.Ft spread across groundand 02 floors. Total manpower strength at this tower is 320.
It houses various departments of ICICI Bank like Operations, Credit card operations& post dated cheque clearing department. The operation timings of this tower are07:30 am to 10:30 pm during weekdays & Sunday is weekly-off.
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Energy Consumption
Connected load & usage pattern at Noida Tower is as follows,
The total connected load of the tower is 322 kW & it consists of HVAC equipment,Lighting & IT infrastructure. There is one 625kVA DG sets act as a standbyarrangement for providing power supply during power shutdown. The usage ofpower at Noida Tower is as follows :
Usage kW
HVAC 202.86Lights 35.42Others 19.32IT 64.40
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Energy Conservation measures implemented:
Project Description Electricity Total Savings Investment(Rs. lakhs) Incurred on
Project(Rs. lakhs)
Installation of Sun Control Films andblinds. 0.17 2.21 2.5
Installation of LEDs 0.43 5.59 6.85Space optimization to ensure thatemployees with similar work hoursoperate in the same area. 0.17 2.21 0
Installation of Thermo conductiveunitsin ACs 0.34 4.42 1.08
Proper and effective A Cmaintenanceto ensure operationof machines as perdesign specifications. 0.26 3.38 0
Optimization of Temperature.Maintaining building temperaturebetween 24-26 DegreeCentigrade 0.17 2.21 0.00
Segregation of AC & Non AC area 0.08 1.04 1.00
Plugging of openings to preventcooling loss 0.08 1.04 0.75
Total 1.7 22.1 12.18
Achievements:-1. EPI reduced from 241 to 176 from FY 2015 to FY 20162. Reduction in EPI is 27%3. Amount saved is Rs.8520864. Normalised EPI at 9 hrs confirms to 3 STAR rating for Noida
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Certificate of Merit Office Buildings(Less than 10 lakh kWh/year Consumption)
ICICI BANK LIMITEDHeritage Chambers, Ahmedabad (Gujarat)
Unit Profile
Heritage premises at Nehrunagar housing Asset office and Regional ProcessingCentre was commissioned in October 2014 with VRV HVAC, LED lights and othermeasures and has more than 400 employees at any time. The total area is 1898 sqmetres from 2nd to 6th floors and further expansion is on the anvil.
The operation timings of this tower are 08:30 hrs to 1830 (up to 23:00 hrs in oneof the offices also) during weekdays & Sunday weekly-off. The EPI was reducedfrom 218 to 160 in Kwhr/sqm (27%), visible over the period by implementingenergy efficient HVAC projects, substituting old ducted systems, old lighting,outdated UPS systems with state of the art technology.
Solar reflective films have been applied on single glazing glass provided on Eastfacing glass facade and Roller blinds have been installed on each floor of thepremises. There is planned partitioning to avoid spillage of cooling.
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Energy Consumption
Connected load & usage pattern at HeritageTower is as follows,The total connected load of the tower is 237kW & it consists of HVAC equipment,Lighting & IT infrastructure. The sanctioned load comes to 375 KW.
Usage kW
HVAC 135LED 31UPS 61Others 10
The Tower is a consumer of Torrent and has five different electrical meters for fivedifferent services on each floor. The 6th floor also provides electricity to a fully airconditioned terrace pantry. A server room has been created on all floors with aseparate UPS with an hour back up for the power outage eventuality.
Operational control over energy consumption is managed by keeping limited numberof remote control units on the floor with the floor coordinators who strictly ensuretemperatures setting between 24 to 26 degrees.
Energy consumption comparison
Month FY 2015 FY 2016
Apr 32057 26371
May 40727 25816
Jun 46919 34906
Jul 47673 34158
Aug 42124 28354
Sep 37316 28936
Oct 39658 25648
Nov 38744 26870
Dec 30051 20514
Jan 17988 16510
Feb 17972 16320
Mar 22277 18438
Total 413506 302841
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Energy Conservation measures implemented in 2015-16
Description Annual Annual InvestmentSavings Savings Lac Rs.
Lac Units Lac Rs.
HVAC (VRF Installation) 0.63 5.985 72
LED light 0.14 1.33 14
UPS 0.29 2.755 0
Others 0.05 0.475 0
Total 1.1 10.545 86
Achievements:-
� Investment � Rs. 86 Lac (Payback period of 8 years)� Reduction in EPI & Energy requirement by 27%� Amount Saved = Rs. 10.5 Lacs� Greatly improved employee satisfaction by increasing natural daylight,
efficient comfort cooling and reliable power back up� Circulation space increased by creating a four feet wide passage for
emergency exit improving employee well being as well as adding to HealthEnvironment and Safety by also adding an emergency stair case