1. Integration of Renewable Energy in India (BEEP-RE)
Showcasing Project Outputs, Outcomes and Impact
September 27, 2023

2. IIEC OVERVIEW
End-Use Energy
Efficiency
DSM Planning
and Evaluation
Energy Efficiency
Standards and
Labeling
Renewable
Energy
Energy
Efficiency
Finance Design
Environmental
Management
Water Resource
Management
Climate Change
and Energy
Policy
Transport
Planning
• In India, registered as a Section 25 Company under the
Companies Act, 1956 and functions as a Not-for-Profit
• Regional Presence in India, Thailand and Philippines, to
cover South Asia, Southeast Asia and Asia Pacific,
respectively
• Project Experience in more than 40 Countries around the
World
Service Areas

3. Project Introduction
Todesign, showcase,
implement and monitor
building integrated new
and innovative
Renewable Energy
technologies suitable in
the Indian context.
Objective
• 5-Year Program – Started in January 2019
& ending in December 2023. Funded by
SDC (BEEP–RE)
• Working with public and private sector
stakeholders to demonstrate
technological interventions for building
integrated Renewables
• Project developed research, monitoring
methods, tools and manuals to measure
the performance of systems
• Key focus on dissemination of knowledge
products and introduction of the business
models with potentialto scale-up as well
as capacity building of key stakeholders
THE PROJECT DETAILS Envisaged Outcomes
1: Building Integrated Renewable
Energy Technologies are
Demonstrated for up-scaling in
India
2: Research and Monitoring
Methods to Measure the
Performance of Systems are
adopted by the practitioners
3: Knowledge on performance
monitoring methods is effectively
delivered to targeted stakeholder
groups

4. What role can RE technologies play in
building sector?
Industry
46%
Agriculture
18%
Others
7%
Building
29%
Sector-Wise Energy Consumption in
India (%)
Residen
tial
69%
Comme
rcial
31%
Energy Consumption (%) in
Building Sector
Source: MNRE
4-step process for BUILDING
sustainability
• Buildings are the Second Highest Consumer of Energy in India
(29%) after Industry (46%)
• RE can play a major role in reducing the overall energy
consumption in a building
• Building Codes and Green Rating Systems prescribe use of RE
extensively
Incorporating passive
design features –
Orientation, natural
ventilation (CRD)
Using “low energy”
building materials (Low
energy cement)
Using energy efficient
equipment and designs
 Integrating renewable
energy and smart grid
systems
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5. Journey of the Project (BEEP-RE)
(2019-2023)
Envisaged Outcomes
1: Building Integrated Renewable
Energy Technologies are
Demonstrated for up-scaling in India
2: Research and Monitoring
Methods to Measure the
Performance of Systems are
adopted by the practitioners
3: Knowledge on performance
monitoring methods is effectively
delivered to targeted stakeholder
groups
Capacity Building
• Communication & Outreach
• Training modules
• Monitoring & performance
assessment
• Collaboration with Architectural
Institutes
Demonstration Pilots
• Shortlist of pilots based on selection
criteria
• Signing of MoUs with the pilots
• Technical Assistance to pilots
• Draft business models
Tools and
Guidebooks
• Shortlist of RE
Technologies
• Pilot Selection Criteria
• Technology Selection tool
• RE Technology factsheets
Collaboration and
Engagements
• BEEP Project
• GRIHA Council
• EESL/Ladakh Administration
• Architecture Colleges
Background Assessment
• Policy and Regulatory Landscape
• Commercially available RE Technologies

6. Integration of wind turbines on top of the
residential towers making it India’s 1st
net-zero residences
(in close collaboration with BEEP)
6
Integration of geothermal heat pump
technology with solar PV system at
PHC Thiksay
(Supporting EESL and Department of
Health, UT of Ladakh)
Technology Demonstrations
70 tonnes of CO2e
186 tonnes of CO2e

7. Outputs and Outcomes

8. Technologies Suitable for Buildings
Renewable Energy Technologies
1 Solar rooftop PV
2 Building Integrated PV Solutions
3 Hybrid Solar (PV and Thermal)
4 Small Wind Turbines
5 Small Wind-solar Hybrid systems
6 Biomass Energy - Biomethanation
Shortlisted Technologies with High
Future Potential in India
8 Fuel Cells using RE source as input
9 Heat Pumps
Picture Credits: GPS Renewables
PC: Avant Garde Innovation
PC: Windstream Technologies
BIPV

9. Technology Tip Sheet

10. Guidebook for the Integration of
Renewable Energy in Buildings

11. Measurement and Verification Protocols

12. Learning Modules
Self Paced e-
Learning modules
are being developed
encompassing the
details of each
technology and
parameters to be
considered for
implementation in
the building project.

13. RE Assessment Tool
http://beep-re.iiec-india.org/tools

14. Business Models and Financial Mechanisms
1. Opex Model/ Servitisation/ PPA
2. Leasing
3. Credit Guarantee
4. Mainstreaming RE credit process
(banks)
5. Secondary Market
6. Payment Guarantee
Mechanisms (PGM)
Proposed models

15. BEEP-RE Project Website
http://beep-re.iiec-india.org/

16. Proposed Centre of Excellence
on Renewable Energy Integration in Buildings
School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi
Conducted an elective course on RE technologies for
buildings for students.
Supporting Department of Architecture to establish a
Centre for Excellence on Renewable Energy and
Sustainable Buildings

17. THANK YOU
Contact:
Sonia Shukla
International Institute for Energy Conservation (IIEC)
Email: sshukla@iiec.org
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