PUNJAB ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

DEPARTMENT OF NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES,

GOVT OF PUNJAB
ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAM

27th December, 2021 (Monday)

MGSIPA Complex, Chandigarh

MONEY KHANNA
Project Engineer (EC)
PUNJAB ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
SOLAR PASSIVE COMPLEX, PLOT: 1-2,
SECTOR 33-D, CHANDIGARH
CLIMATE CHANGE
GLOBAL WARMING
GLOBAL WARMING

Impacts of
Global Warming
are already here….
Ill Effects
 The Rising Sea Levels…

Coastal flooding…
The Melting Glaciers
Unprecedented Snow-Fall
Excessive Rainfall & Floods
INTENSE HEAT WAVES
Emission of CO2-Major Cause of Global Warming

In 1958, the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere was measured at 316ppm, as of May
2016 it was 407ppm
In just 130 years, CO2 concentration has increased by 45%
Burning of
Crops!!
Pollution from
Thermal Power
Plants!!
Burning of
Waste /
Crackers!!
 India tops world in Air pollution :
Kanpur, Delhi among 15 worst cities,
Mumbai 4th most polluted megacity.
The study considered PM2.5 and PM10.

Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/india-tops-world-in-bad-air-quality-kanpur-delhi-among-top-15-mumbai-4th-most-polluted-megacity/
Smog!!
Air Pollution!!
Do you Know?
Green
Land!!
Heat Sinks to Heat Island
 We’re a country of

1.35 billion
People and still counting….
Which is equivalent to 17.74% of the
total world population
Source: http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/india-population/
 India is committed
to reduce its
Carbon intensity by 33-35% by
2030 from 2005 levels
Thought to Implement ??
Before Coronavirus After Coronavirus

AQI - 450 AQI - 20

Need to give something back to the Environment!!

See the
Environment
Around Us!!
 Vision
Peaceful and Sustainable Earth will
give us strength for the Future!!
PUNJAB – SCRIPTING THE GREEN ENERGY REVOLUTION
ADVANTAGE - PUNJAB

GATEWAY To The Region

Robust INFRASTRUCTURE

Abundant SKILLS & ENTERPRISE

Attractive INCENTIVES

Ease of DOING Business

PUNJAB ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (PEDA)

• State Nodal Agency for promotion & development of Renewable

Energy programs / projects in the state of Punjab.
• State Designated Agency for Implementation of Energy
Conservation Act-2001 within the state of Punjab.

MISSION STATEMENT:

“PEDA – Working Towards a Sustainable Energy Future”

THRUST AREAS
Renewable Energy:
• Small Hydel Projects on Canal falls.
• Biomass/Agro Residue based power projects.
• Cogeneration power project in Sugar Mills and Paper industry.
• Solar Photovoltaic based technologies.
• Solar Thermal Systems.
• Biogas Development Program
Energy Conservation & Efficiency:
• Commercial Buildings (Existing / New buildings, ECBC)
• Industrial (Large, Medium & SMEs, Perform Achieve & Trade)
• Municipal (Energy Efficient Street lighting, Water pumping)
• Agriculture (Energy Efficient / Star Rated pump-sets)
• Domestic Sector (Energy Efficient Construction / Electrical appliances)
 NRSE – THRUST AREAS

Solar Power Biomass Power Mini/Small Hydro

Biomass Co-generation Power
Projects Projects Projects

Bio-CNG Bio-Ethanol Waste To Energy

Energy Conservation
Projects Projects Projects
 Renewable Energy in the state of Punjab
Renewable Biomass Co-generation Solar Power Hydro Power Waste to Total (MW)
Energy Power Power Energy
Generation

Installed 97.5 458.07 971.6 172.10 1.50 1700.77

Capacity (MW) (12%)

➢ Punjab has a mission to harness 2,500 MW energy from renewable sources of energy (RSE) by 2022
➢ New and Renewable Sources of Energy (NRSE) Policy launched in 2012 – Target RSE 15% of total
installed power capacity by 2022
➢ Net Metering Policy launched in 2014 – Target 500 MW through Stand Alone, Rooftop and IPP Solar
projects by 2022

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 PUNJAB SOLAR POWER

2021
2013

9 MW
971 MW

Best State Award for Renewable Energy Capacity Addition by MNRE, GOI
ENERGY CONSERVATION ACT 2001

• Government of India enacted the energy conservation act, 2001 (no 52 of

2001, 29th September 2001) and became effective from 1st March, 2002.
• The Act Provides:
➢ For institutionalizing and strengthening delivery mechanism for energy
efficiency programs in the country.
➢ Framework for the much-needed coordination between various government
entities.
➢ Legal framework, and a regulatory mechanism at the Central and State
Government levels.
• Bureau of Energy Efficiency has been set-up as Central Agency for
implementation of the EC Act-2001 under Ministry of Power, GOI in 2002.
• PEDA has been declared as State Designated Agency for implementation of
EC Act-2001 in the state of Punjab under the guidelines of BEE in 2005.
Punjab ECBC
Approved by the Cabinet.

Notified on 24.6.2016 by
Department Of New & Renewable
Energy, Punjab for mandatory use
to bring energy efficiency in Building
sector in the state of Punjab

*ECBC – Energy Conservation Building Code

 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN BUILDINGS
➢ Energy conservation potential exists to the tune of 40-50% in new
buildings and 15-20% in existing buildings

➢ Adoption of energy efficient design for upcoming new buildings

➢ Sustainable development – a crucial challenge of the architect and

designer

➢ Low energy consuming and environment friendly building – considered

as sustainable
ENERGY CONSERVATION BUILDING CODE
ECBC 2017 Launched on 19th June, 2017
• Latest version as ECBC-2017 launched by
Ministry of Power.
• The vision is to create Net Zero Energy
Buildings in India.

• ECBC-2017 is applicable to new commercial

buildings having connected load of 100kW or
above, and contract demand of 120kVA or
above.

• ECBC-2017 includes 3 versions i.e., ECBC,

ECBC+ and SuperECBC.

• The target is to save 30-50% energy saving

in design and construction of new
Commercial Buildings.
Objectives of ECBC 2017

Aggressive push towards Energy Efficiency

Aggressive push towards Energy Efficiency

Commitment towards Climate Change

Systematic Implementation and Enforcement

Response to the Technological Advancement

THE KEY FEATURES OF ECBC 2017

• Technology Neutral
• Renewable energy integration
• Beyond Code Performance
➢ ECBC Compliant Building
➢ ECBC + Building
➢ Super ECBC Building
• Representative Building Typologies
• Passive Design Strategies
 Impact of ECBC 2017
250
224
217
Energy Performance Index (kWh/m2-yr)

213
201 196
200 21%
21% 22% 20% 25%
33%
27% 32% 32% 35%
150
44%
45% 46% 46% 47%
100

50

0
Cold Composite Hot Dry Moderate Warm Humid
Typical Building ECBC ECBC+ SuperECBC
STATUS OF ECBC NOTIFICATION IN INDIA

NOTIFIED

FOR CABINET APPROVAL

AMENDED

ECBC CELLS ESTABLISED IN ALL THE STATES/UTs OF INDIA

 APPLICABILITY

Building having their

NEW
Connected Load of 100kW or Contract
CONSTRUCTION
demand 120kVA and above

OR

Building going to get renewal of connected

load, due to addition/ alteration, thus EXISTING BUILDING
eventually load get equals to, or more than (Alteration/ Addition)
100kW or 120kVA

EXCEPTION
Buildings that do not use electricity or fossil fuels

Equipment and portion of the building systems that use energy primarily for manufacturing processes

When this Code is in conflict to Safety, Health and Environment codes shall prevail
Applicable Building Typologies
1. Star Hotel

A. HOSPITALITY 2. No Star Hotel

3. Resort
1. Hospital
B. HEALTHCARE 2. Out-patient Healthcare

1. Multiplex
2. Theatre
C. ASSEMBLY
3. Building used for Transport Services

1. Large Office (>30,000 m2)

2. Medium Office (10,000m2-30,000 m2)
D. BUSINESS 3. Small Office (<10,000 m2)

1. College
2. University
E. EDUCATIONAL 3. Institution
4. School
1. Shopping Mall
F. SHOPPING 2. Stand-alone Retails

COMPLEX 3. Open Gallery Malls

4. Super Markets
G. MIXED USE BUILDINGS
Levels of ECBC & Benefits
 TECHNICAL
ASPECTS OF ECBC
Code Applicability

Building Envelope

Comfort Systems & Controls

Lighting & Controls

Electrical & Renewable Energy Systems

 ENERGY SAVING POTENTIAL
INCREMENTAL LEVELS OF COMPLIANCE
ENERGY USE IN COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
kWh/m2/year
ECBC Compliant Building – Mandatory

SAVING POTENTIAL
OVER 50% ENERGY
ECBC+ Building – Voluntary
200 150 130 99

Super ECBC Building - Voluntary

SUPER
TYPICAL ECBC ECBC +
ECBC
UNIQUE THREE TIERED STRUCTURE

25% 35% 50%

✓Over 300BU Energy Saving

✓Over 15 GW Peak Demand Reduction

SUPER
ECBC ECBC +
ECBC
✓Over 250 mtCO2e GHG Abatement
BUILDING ENERGY PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
COMPARED TO TYPICAL BUILDING ✓Over 35,000 Crore Rupees saving
ECBC-R– ECBC for Residential Buildings
Eco-Niwas Samhita (ECBC-R)
Eco Niwas Samhita: ECBC for Residential Buildings
Launched on 14th December, 2018

Part-I Building Envelope (Energy Conservation

Building Code for Residential Sector)

ENS Cell has been established in PEDA Office

w.e.f. February, 2020 upto December, 2020

• Interaction with stakeholders

• Facilitate Govt. & Stakeholders for
implementation
• Capacity Building Training programs
• Demo Projects
Eco-Niwas Samhita (ECBC-R) Part-I
Eco-Niwas Samhita (ECBC-R)
Residential Energy Consumption
Eco-Niwas Samhita - ENS

ECBC for
Residential
Buildings
CLIMATE ZONES OF INDIA
ECBC 2017 Reference Guide Books

Can be downloaded from BEE’s website

Implementation of ECBC in Punjab

• ECBC & ENS Cell (Building Cell)

• Advisory Committee of Nodal Officers from the concerned

departments/organizations.

• Capacity Building Training programs

• One Day (Awareness)
• Two Days (Detailed Intensive)
• Two Days (Simulation)
 SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

• It seeks to minimize the negative environment impact of buildings by

efficiency and moderation in the use of materials, energy and development
space.

• Sustainable Architect uses a conscious approach to energy and ecological

conservation in the design of the build environment.

• Green building is the practice of increasing the efficiency of buildings and

their use of energy, water, materials and reducing buildings impacts on
human health and the environment through better sitting, design,
construction, operation, maintenance and removal taking into account every
aspect of the complete building life cycle.
DEFINING ENERGY BALANCE IN THE BUILDING
ENERGY BALANCE THROUGH NET METERING
INCENTIVES

• Incentive of 15% Rebate in property tax shall be granted to the building till the time
building is Punjab ECBC compliant.
• Incentive under other rating systems:
➢An incentive of additional FAR upto 10% shall be granted free of cost to the buildings
on submission of “Green Building” certificate from IGBC/GRIHA/LEED rating agencies.
➢This incentive shall be applicable to the Residential and non-residential buildings on
plot sizes above 100 sqm. (120 sq. yards)
• Department of Housing & Urban Development has notified the Punjab Urban
Planning and Development Building Rules, 2018 vide notification dated 29.06.2018
incorporating mandatory use of Punjab ECBC and Roof top Solar PV installation.
Benefits / Incentives by Govt.
States in India Incentives by the Govt.
Punjab 15% rebate in Property Tax for ECBC Compliance
-Upto 10% Extra FAR free of cost for construction of Green Buildings
-100% exemption on Building Scrutiny Fee for ECBC & Green Buildings
-Development of State Energy Policy in process

Haryana Upto 15% Extra FAR on IGBC, GRIHA & LEED Green Certification
Kerala Soft loans for Construction & Retrofits
Telangana State prioritzes permissions
Rajasthan Financial assistance through SIDBI on energy saving projects & ECBC
implementation in MSME
Himachal Pradesh Offers on additional 10% extra FAR on GRIHA Certification
Gujarat Assistance upto 50% of Consulting Charges or Rs. 2.5 Lakhs
Pune 10% discount on early tax payers, 10% discount to females
Noida Incentives on GRIHA projects with free of cost 5% additional FAR for projects for
complying with 4 or 5 Star Ratings
Ahmedabad Developing a Scheme
NET ZERO ENERGY BUILDING
INDIAN HABITAT CENTRE, DELHI
JANG-E-AZADI KARTARPUR, PUNJAB
 BEE 5 STAR RATED OFFICE BUILDING
SOLAR PASSIVE COMPLEX, CHANDIGARH
1. Orientation has been developed in response to the solar geometry.
2. Floating slabs and cutouts to allow free and quick movement of air.
3. Single envelope with outer-walls as cavity walls.
4. Light vaults to admit day light without glare.
5. Insulated roofing to avoid penetration of heat from the roof.
6. Solar Power plant of capacity 25Kwp to meet the basic requirement of
electricity in the complex.

7. Shell roofing on central atrium to admit daylight without glare and heat coupled
with defused lighting through glass to glass solar panels.
8. Water bodies for cooling the complex in the hot dry period.
9. Landscape horticulture to minimize air pollution, sound pollution and filter/cool
the entry of air.
10. Auditorium
11. Exhibition Centre
12. Scientifically designed workstations.

BEE *****Rated under “BEE Star Rating of Govt. Building Scheme”

PEDA BUILDING, CHANDIGARH
 PERFORM ACHIEVE AND TRADE SCHEME (PAT)

• Perform Achieve & Trade (PAT) Scheme is one of the initiatives under
National Mission on Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE) notified
dated 30th March, 2012.

• It is a market based mechanism which is designed to accelerate the

energy savings in large energy intensive industries (designated
consumers) by incentivizing the savings through energy saving
certificates (EsCERTs) that could be traded. Total 40 DCs in Punjab.

• The industries who overachieve their targets will be issued EsCERTs

and the industries who underachieve their targets will levy penalty as
per EC Act-2001.
ENERGY INFORMATION CENTERS (EIC)
• PEDA has established Energy Information Centers (EIC) PEDA Office,
Chandigarh

• Different type of Models / Exhibits have been displayed to disseminate

energy information in different sectors.

Measure your carbon footprint

Particulars of Models / items / exhibits

1 ECO Home

2 How energy efficient are you?

3 Measure your carbon footprint

4 Console Game: Thermal Comfort

Eco Home
PEDA has signed MoU with 12 Reputed Technical Institutions & Universities
for undertaking Research & Demonstration activities in Energy Efficiency

Sr. College / University Date of Signing of MOU

No.
1. DAV University, Jalandhar 4th December 2019
2. Chandigarh Polytechnic College, Gharuan 16th December 2019
3. National Institute of Technical Teachers Training & Research (NITTTR), 17th December 2019
Chandigarh
4. CGC Jhanjeri, Mohali 17th December 2019
5. National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar 17th December 2019
6. Chitkara University, Rajpura 17th December 2019
7. Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh 19th December 2019
8. Lovely Professional University, Phagwara 19th December 2019
9. Chandigarh University, Gharuan 19th December 2019
10. Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Landran 19th December 2019
11. Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Ludhiana 20th December 2019
12. Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, Patiala 20th December 2019
PEDA has signed MoU with 12 Reputed Technical Institutions & Universities for
undertaking Research & Demonstration activities in Energy Efficiency
PEDA has signed an MOU with CESL for setting-up of EV Charging
Stations in the State of Punjab
Benefits of using Electric Vehicles
USE OF ENERGY EFFICIENT APPLIANCES

Refrigerators

Pumps
Air Conditioners

Geyser Fluorescent Tube

Lights

Distribution
Fan Motors
Transformers
Proposed Revolving Investment Fund (RIF) Scheme
• PEDA has formulated a scheme for providing Financial Assistance to Public Agencies desirous of availing
the benefits of the Scheme at 0% financial cost.

• Municipalities / departments / boards / corporations or any other Public Agency of Central / State
Government desirous of availing financial assistance on repayment basis, can apply to PEDA for availing
the same.

• Sectors covered:
• Common area lighting/ Street lighting
• Energy Efficiency in Drinking Water Pumps
• Energy Efficiency in Buildings
• The Scheme proposed to provide financial assistance of Rs. 100 lakhs to each of the above sectors
 Proposed Revolving Investment Fund (RIF) Scheme
• The scheme shall provide financial assistance upto Rs. 25 Lacs to each public agency for both existing and new
projects.
• The financial assistance provided under the scheme shall bear no interest and the sanctioned amount shall include
all administrative & preparatory expenses for the implementation of Investment Grade Energy Audit (IGEA).
• Implementation Period: 6 months extendable upto 9 months with approval of PEDA. The financial assistance is
recoverable in equal annuity installments.
• Tenure: 36-60 months; Public agency have the option to pre-pay the amount
• Moratorium: Till completion of implementation
• Repayment: PEDA may seek post dated cheques/ bank guarantee (unconditional & irrevocable) equivalent to
100% of the value of financial assistance or through Escrow mechanism.
• Penalty for Delay:
➢ Delay in implementation by the public agency, penalty will be charged @1% per week for every subsequent
week upto maximum of 10%. In case of delay beyond 10 weeks of scheduled implementation period or extended
period (as the case may be) the entire disbursed amount shall become payable by Public Agency to PEDA
immediately along with 18% penal interest compounded monthly from the date of disbursement until the entire
amount is remitted / returned to PEDA.
➢ Delay in payment of installments by the public agency, penalty will be charged on unpaid amount at 18% per
annum compounded annually.

• RIF Agreement: Public agency shall sign RIF agreement with PEDA in the specified format on stamp paper of Rs.
500/-
 EC Programs for Students

• Theory-cum-Practice Oriented Training, Skill up-gradation & Refresher

Training of Furnace Operators on Energy Efficiency.

• Curriculum on Energy Conservation and energy efficiency for its

incorporation in the ITI and Diploma Engineering Colleges.
• Organized Debates competitions on Energy Efficiency & Conservation in
ITI, Diploma Engineering College & Engineering Colleges.
• 260 Energy Clubs were established in schools to impart knowledge of
energy conservation to the school children.
 Instructional Material for Energy Conservation for ITI Curriculum
PEDA with the association of National Institute of Technical
Teachers Training and Research (NITTTR) has developed the
instructional materials and lab manual on Energy Conservation for
its incorporation in the ITI and Diploma Engineering College
Curriculum for the State of Punjab.

1. Energy Scenario
2. Basics of Energy and its forms
3. Introduction to Electrical Systems
4. Energy Efficiency in Electrical and Thermal Utilities
➢ Electric Motors
➢ Pumps
➢ Lighting System
➢ DG systems
5. Energy Conservation in HVAC and Refrigeration
System
6. Fundamentals of Boiler and Furnaces
7. Standards and Labeling.
8. General Energy Saving Tips.
 Lab Manual for Energy Conservation for ITI Curriculum
1. To conduct load survey and power consumption
calculations of a small building through preliminary energy
audit.
2. To measure power consumption by different types of lamps
3. Comparison of power consumption of fluorescent tube
using electronic choke and ordinary/electromagnetic choke.
4. To measure heat dissipation of different lamps using laser
gun.
5. To measure energy efficiency ratio (EER) of an air
conditioner
6. To measure effect of valve throttling on energy
consumption by centrifugal pumps
7. To measure and calculate energy savings by arresting air
leakages in compressor.
8. To measure the effect of blower speed on energy consumed
by it
Instructional Material for Energy Conservation for
Diploma Curriculum

1. Basics of Energy
2. Energy Conservation and EC Act 2001
3. Energy Audit
4. Electrical Supply System and Motors
5. Energy Efficiency in Electrical Utilities
6. Lighting & DG System
7. Energy Efficiency in Thermal Utilities
8. Punjab Energy Conservation Building Code
9. General Energy Savings Tips
Lab Manual for Energy Conservation for Diploma Curriculum

1. To conduct load survey and power

consumption calculations of a small building.
2. To check efficacy of different lamps by
measuring power consumption and lumens
using lux meter.
3. To measure energy efficiency ratio (EER) of
an air conditioner
4. To measure and calculate energy savings by
arresting air leakages in compressor.
5. To measure the effect of blower speed on
energy consumed by it.
 Solar Power Plant

Location: Parliament House, New Delhi

Capacity: 80 KWp

82
 Roof Top Solar Power Plants under Net Metering
(Industrial Sector)

100 kW 100 kW
Sel Manufacturing Company Limited Eveline International
Dhandari Kalan, Ludhiana Campa Cola Road, G T Road, Dhandari Kalan, Ludhiana

500 kW 100 kW
Radiant Textiles Ltd. Mex Switchgears Pvt. Ltd.,
Village Chaunth, Patiala Raipur, Jalandhar
2.5 MW Capacity Canal Top Solar Power Plant,
Ghaggar Branch Canal, (Nidhampur)
2.5 MW Capacity Canal Top Solar Power Plant, Sidhwan Branch Canal
Demonstration Project of Energy Efficiency in
Street Lighting M.C. Mohali
 Demonstration Project of Energy Efficiency in Street
Lighting M.C. Mohali
Old Light Wattage 180 W

New LED Light Wattage 90 W

Energy Saving/ Light 90W

Total No. of Lights 126

No. of operation Hours 10 Hrs.

Energy Saving Per Day 113.4 kWh.

Annual energy Saving 41391 kWh.

Per Unit Cost (Rs.) 7/ kWh.

Annual Saving (Rs.) 2,89,737/-

Project Installation Cost 21,96,466/-

Payback Period 7 Years

 Demo Project of Energy Efficiency in Area/Street Lighting
(LED Based) at Sirhind Mandi, Distt. Fatehgarh Sahib
• 83 no. 250 W HPMV street lights replaced with
72W LED street light
• 181 no. 150 W MH street lights / flood lights
replaced with 100 W LED lights
• New 10 no. LED lights of 72 W and 2 no. LED
lights of 100 W installed to maintain the
uniformity of Lux level

Project Cost Rs. 63.20 Lacs

PEDA Share Rs. 31.60 Lacs (50%)

Punjab Mandi Board Share Rs. 31.60 Lacs (50%)

Annual Energy Saving
(1.06 Lacs kWh) Rs. 7.66 Lacs

Simple Payback period 8.25 years

Implementation of Energy Efficiency Activities in Government Schools under
‘State Partnership for Energy Efficiency Demonstrations (SPEED)’

No of Govt. High & Higher Secondary Schools: 93

No of LED Tubes Installed (18 W): 4314
No of LED Lamps Installed (9W): 3776
No of 5 Star Rated Energy Efficient Fans(48”) 4469
Annual Energy Saving: 10,25,437 KWh
Monetary Saving: Rs. 66,65,341
Project Cost: Rs. 69,29,070
Simple payback period: 1 year
Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning of Energy Efficient
Electrical Appliances under Demo Project

Location: Institute for Auto Parts & Hand Tools

Technology, Ludhiana
Annual Energy Saving: 82,000 KWh
Monetary Saving: Rs.5,33,000
Project Cost: Rs. 14,10,015
 Replacement of Existing Electrical appliances by Energy Efficient
Appliances under Demo Project

Location: Punjab Police Housing Corporation,

S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali)
Annual Energy Saving: 66925 KWh
Monetary Saving: 6.12 Lacs
Project Cost: 11.39 Lacs
Simple payback period: 1.8
 Replacement of Exiting old Inefficient water pump sets with Energy
Efficient Pump sets of drinking Water Supply systems in Rural Areas

No. of pumps replaced: 19 (Capacity 5 HP to 25 HP Submersible)

Approved make: KSB / Crompton / Kirloskar Pump
Location: Different villages, Rajpura Division, Distt. Patiala
Annual Energy Saving: 4,12,681 KWh
Monetary Saving: Rs. 26,87,486
Project Cost: Rs. 30.00 Lakhs
Replaced Energy Efficient pumps for Rural Drinking Water pumping scheme of villages i.e.
Doong (Salari Kad), Bakhtpur and Chakki Distt. Pathankot under Demonstration Project
Van Activation and Promotion Campaign for Space Cooling through
Optimum Temperature Setting of ACs to 24ºC.
State Level Debate Competition for ITI Students at Patiala
State Level Debate Competition for Diploma Engineering College
at S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali)
Strengthening of 260 Energy Clubs by conducting
Various Activities
 Workshop-cum-Exhibition on
Energy Efficient Building Materials
Wall Painting/Graffiti Competition for promoting Energy Efficiency
& Energy Conservation in the state of Punjab
Celebration of Energy Conservation Day
Road Show for Promotion of Electric Vehicles on 10th Dec
1st Prize for PUNJAB in State Performance Award for EE & EC
Celebration of State Level Energy Conservation Day on
21st December 2021 at Patiala
Energy Saving Tips
Energy Saving Tips
Objective
 Save our Planet!

Make Eco-Friendly and Environment Responsive Buildings!

Energy Efficient & Green Buildings………!!

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 THANKS
MONEY KHANNA
Project Engineer (EC)
PUNJAB ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
SOLAR PASSIVE COMPLEX, PLOT: 1-2,
SECTOR 33-D, CHANDIGARH

For any queries, please contact EC Division at PEDA Office, Chandigarh-

Email Id – peda.ec@gmail.com
Contact Number - +91-9680039127
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