- The document discusses an organization's electricity consumption and proposals to reduce costs by utilizing solar power.
- In 2015, total electricity consumption was 11 lakh units, but in 2016 (until August) consumption was only 8.4 lakh units. Peak consumption is between 6 am to 6 pm.
- It is proposed to install a 0.3 MW solar power generation system on the organization's 60,000 square foot roof to meet peak period demand. This would save an estimated Rs. 4.5 million per year.
- Two options are provided: direct investment of Rs. 2 crores by the organization with a 4 year return, or investment by an outside party with the organization purchasing power at a reduced rate
1. Amber Pune : Energy cost reduction activity
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o Elect Energy cost reduction by utilizing Solar power
In Peak period ( 6 am to 6 pm) as per govt. policy
o Total power consumption in Yr.2015 – 11 lacks unit
o Total power consumption in Yr. 2016 (till Aug16) – 8.4 lacks unit
oTotal power consumption in peak time Yr 2015 – 6.29 lacks units
Avg. 52 k units , Max. 87.6 k in Mar 15 , Min. 27.4 k in Sept 15
o Considering Avg.50 k units consumption in month, can install Solar
power generation system of 0.3 MW
2. Current Energy cons. in Peak zones ( 6 am~ 6 pm)
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Power data comparison - 2015
Zone Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Total
A 38,660 45,400 60,900 45,860 35,500 4,960 7,160 8,180 5,740 10,460 13,320 19,240 295,380
B 53,000 49,680 64,280 52,720 43,640 26,040 25,140 23,380 19,200 25,380 29,900 41,620 453,980
C 19,880 18,040 23,400 19,500 16,680 11,340 10,220 9,400 8,220 10,240 11,260 17,140 175,320
D 23,860 20,540 28,380 21,800 18,980 6,660 8,740 8,880 6,800 9,900 12,360 10,000 176,900
Total 135,400 133,660 176,960 139,880 114,800 49,000 51,260 49,840 39,960 55,980 66,840 88,000 1,101,580
Peak (B + C) 72,880 67,720 87,680 72,220 60,320 37,380 35,360 32,780 27,420 35,620 41,160 58,760 629,300
% to total 54% 51% 50% 52% 53% 76% 69% 66% 69% 64% 62% 67% 57%
Power data comparison - 2016
Zone Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 Total
A 29,200 45,400 60,900 44,200 34,340 8,980 5,500 7,060 235,580
B 44,860 49,680 64,280 48,520 44,540 32,860 32,820 25,520 343,080
C 15,340 18,040 23,400 18,320 16,580 13,600 12,580 10,600 128,460
D 21,080 20,540 28,380 21,300 17,940 10,720 8,060 5,500 133,520
Total 110,480 133,660 176,960 132,340 113,400 66,160 58,960 48,680 - - - - 840,640
Peak (B + C) 60,200 67,720 87,680 66,840 61,120 46,460 45,400 36,120 - - - - 471,540
% to total 54% 51% 50% 51% 54% 70% 77% 74% #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 56%
3. Direct cost reduction
o Power & Elect cost reduction
: Solar power generation by using Solar panel on Roof top
‘Re-green energy’
Solution 01 – to establish solar panels on roof top around 60 k sq
feet to generate 0.3 MW , investment 2 crores , ROI 4 years
Solution 02 – same set up with investment by an Investor
to generate power & sale with redn. in Rs. 2.0/ unit for 10 years
further hand over to us to get 100 % benefit. Considering 25
years of depreciation, No maint cost
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o Further study & making Techno-commercial proposal to take a decision,
but we sure , we have cost reduction with Green-CO activity participation
o We can get Income tax benefit if we purchase I.e. on 100% investment