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infrastructure (energy (regulators - ministries & departments…
infrastructure
energy
regulators - ministries & departments
ministries - Mo
petroleum and natural gas
directorate general of
hydrocarbons - for upstream activities(exploration and production)
petroleum and natural gas regulatory board - downstream activities(post prodn)
power
new and renewable energy
coal
department of atomic energy
under PM
estd by - presidential order
issues
multiple regulators
data collection
supply data
many agencies
consumption data
barely collected
energy efficiency(ee)
govt body
bureau of
energy efficiency (BEE)
statutory body - energy conservation act, 2001 (ECA)
objectives
policy recommendation - conservation and efficiency
coordinate policies with stakeholders
estd procedures to measure & monitor energy efficiency
ensure implementation of ECA
initiatives
PAT scheme - perform achieve and trade
ECBC - energy conservation building codes
UJALA - unnat jyoti by affordable LEDs for all
SLNP - street lighting national programme
promotion of energy Efficient fans & agri pump sets
National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE)
1 of 8 missions under - National Action Plan for Climate Change
components
ee in
buildings
industry
agri pumping
residential lighting
facts/trivia
i - 4th largest consumer
3rd largest oil consumer
installed capacity % (in 2017)
classical - 67.1
coal - 59.2
gas - 7.6
oil - 0.3
renewable
hydro - 13.5
rest - 17.3
nuclear - 2.1
energy resources
issues
limited energy resources
increasing demand
international energy outlook 2015 - by 2040
oil demand - increase to 10 million barrels/day
natural gas consumption - triple to 175 billion cubic metre.
reason
urbanisation
national infra pipeline(NIP)
reasons for need for large scale infra
(increasing) urbanisation
42% popn to live in urban areas by 2030
(growing) working-age popn
68% by 2030(world's largest)
(increasing) contribution of urban areas in employment
41% by 2030
(continuous shift to) service based economy
climate change and disaster resilience
To achieve the GDP of $5 trillion by 2024-25, India needs to spend about $1.4 trillion (Rs. 102 lakh crore)
over these years on infrastructure
benefits expected - for
economy
virtuous cycle approach - investment will drive demand, generate employment, etc
govt
dev infra will increase revenue base
exp in productive areas
developers
better prepared for bidding
reduce aggressive bids/failures in project delivery
enhanced access to financial resources
banks/ FIs/ investors
focus on identified projects - active project monitoring - less likelihood of losses/NPAs
transport
issues
intro
quotes
support system of modern industrial economy