BENEFITS OF PAT SCHEME Procedure for Compliance
Mechanism under CCTS
Energy Savings: Significant reduction This encapsulates the compliance,
in energy consumption leading to lower targets, and trading mechanisms under
operational costs and improved the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme. Training Programme
competitiveness. on
Compliance Mechanism: Registered
Cost Efficiency: Enhanced profitability entities notified as 'Obligated Entities' Capacity-Building Programs
through reduced energy expenditure must participate. for Energy Efficiency in
per unit of output.
GHG Emission Intensity Targets:
Designated Consumers
Environmental Impact: Lower carbon MoEFCC sets targets in tCO2e per unit (DCs)
emissions and environmental footprint, of product.
contributing to sustainable
development goals. Trajectory Period: Annual targets for
a three-year period; revised after each
Technology Upgradation: Adoption of period.
advanced technologies and practices
fostering innovation and industry Annual Compliance: Obligated entities
modernization. must meet assigned GHG targets yearly.
Capacity Building: Increased Exceeding Targets: Entities exceeding
awareness and capability building in targets earn Carbon Credit Certificates
energy management and efficiency (CCCs).
among industries.
Organized
Failing Targets: Entities failing targets by
Market Mechanism: Trading of must purchase CCCs.
ESCerts provides a market-based Jharkhand Renewable Energy
incentive for exceeding energy CCC Purchase: Obligated entities can Development Agency
efficiency targets, promoting buy CCCs to meet targets in each cycle. ( JREDA )
continuous improvement.
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Introduction to PAT Sectors Notified Under PAT ENERGY CONSERVATION
Scheme: Scheme & their Threshold: ACT 2001
Enacted on 1st October 2001.
Become effective from 1st march 2002.
PAT (Perform, Achieve & Trade): Objective of Providing necessary legal
framework for promoting energy
The Perform, Achieve, and Trade (PAT) conservation measures in the country.
Scheme is a pioneering initiative by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE)
Government of India aimed at enhancing operationalised from 1st march 2002.
energy efficiency in energy-intensive
industries. PURPOSE :
The purpose of this act is to provide for
Launched under the National Mission for efficient use of energy and its conservation.
Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE), PAT Provide a policy framework and direction to
promotes sustainable development by national energy conservation activities.
incentivizing industries to adopt cleaner Coordinate policies and programs on efficient
and more efficient technologies. use of energy with stakeholders.
Establish systems and procedures to verify
PAT (Perform, Achieve, Trade) is a measure and monitor EE improvements.
regulatory tool aimed at reducing energy Leverage multilateral, bilateral and private
consumption in energy intensive sector support to implement the EC Act.
industries. Demonstrate EE delivery systems through
public-private partnerships.
It includes a market-based mechanism To promote energy efficiency in the country.
where excess energy savings can be IMPORTANT FEATURES:
certified and traded. Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC)
Standards & Labelling (S & L)
Major participants are energy intensive Demand Side Management (DSM)
Bachat Lamp Yojana (BLY).
industries, including thermal power plants. In Jharkhand state, No. of Promoting Energy Efficiency in Small &
PAT involves calculating Specific Energy Dcs under PAT Scheme: Medium Enterprise (SMEs).
Consumption (SEC) in a baseline year and Designated Consumers.
projecting SEC in a target year. Certification of Energy Managers & Energy
Auditors.
It covers all forms of net energy entering
the plant boundary and the products
leaving it over a specified cycle.
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FORMS TO BE SUBMITTED BY
PAT CALENDAR
DCs AND EmAEA FORM A
Form A is the Performance
Assessment Document (PAD)
prepared by the DCs in the
Form I, II, III and Sector Specific Pro- assessment year for monitoring and
Forma verification.
Submitted by DC after Monitoring
Performance Assessment Documents and Verification (M&V).
(Form A)
Certificate of Verification (Form B) FORM B
Certificate of Check-Verification Form B is the certification of
(Form C) verification by EmAEA on completion
of M&V study in the assessment year.
Compliance of Energy Consumption It is issued against Form-A after
Norms and Standard Document verifying Performance Assessment
(Form D) Document (PAD)
EmAEA will declare Escerts to be
Issued/Purchased to the Plant.
FORM-I
To be Submitted by Dc, Seal and
Signed by Plant Head and Certified FORM C
Energy Manger.
Form C is the certification of cross-
verification by EmAEA appointed by
FORM-II BEE.
To be Submitted by Dc, Seal and FORM D
Signed by Certified Energy Manger
and Accredited Energy Auditor. Form D is compliance for sale or
purchase of Escerts submitted by DC.
FORM-III
To be Submitted by Dc, Seal and
Signed by Certified Energy Manger
and Accredited Energy Auditor.
TIPS FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN ELECTRICAL UTILITIES
Electricity Drives Motors
Optimize the tariff structure with utility Use variable-speed drives for large variable Properly size to the load for optimum
supplier loads. efficiency.
Schedule your operations to maintain a Use high-efficiency gear sets. (High efficiency motors offer of 4 – 5% higher
high load factor Use precision alignment. efficiency than standard motors)
Shift loads to off-peak times if possible. Check belt tension regularly. Use energy-efficient motors where
Minimize maximum demand by tripping Eliminate variable-pitch pulleys. economical.
loads through a demand controller Use flat belts as alternatives to v-belts. Use synchronous motors to improve power
Stagger start-up times for equipment with Use synthetic lubricants for large factor.
large starting currents to minimize load gearboxes. Check alignment.
peaking. Eliminate eddy current couplings. Provide proper ventilation
Use standby electric generation equipment Shut them off when not needed. (For every 10°C increase in motor operating
for on-peak high load periods. temperature over recommended peak, the
Correct power factor to at least 0.90 under Fans motor life is estimated to be halved)
rated load conditions. Use smooth, well-rounded air inlet cones Check for under-voltage and over-voltage
Relocate transformers close to main loads. for fan air intakes. conditions.
Set transformer taps to optimum settings. Avoid poor flow distribution at the fan Balance the three-phase power supply.
Disconnect primary power to transformers inlet. (An Imbalanced voltage can reduce 3 5% in
that do not serve any active loads Minimize fan inlet and outlet obstructions. motor input power)
Consider on-site electric generation or co Clean screens, filters, and fan blades Demand efficiency restoration after motor
generation. regularly. rewinding.
Export power to grid if you have any Use aerofoil-shaped fan blades. (If rewinding is not done properly, the
surplus in your captive generation Minimize fan speed. efficiency can be reduced by 5 – 8%)
Check utility electric meter with your own Use low-slip or flat belts.
meter. Check belt tension regularly.
Shut off unnecessary computers, printers, Eliminate variable pitch pulleys.
and copiers at night. Use variable speed drives for large variable
fan loads.
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