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ECOSUD 2017
11th International Conference on Ecosystems and Sustainable Development
26 28 April, 2017
Cadiz, Spain
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Abstract Submission ECOSUD 2017
Title: Mr
First Name: PAWAN KUMAR
Last Name: TIWARI
Email: teri2306@gmail.com
Affiliation: THE ENERGY AND RESOURCES INSTITUTE (TERI)
Affiliation Country:INDIA
Department: IEEST
Organisation: THE ENERGY AND RESOURCES INSTITUTE (TERI)
Address Line 1: Darbari Seth Block
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Country: INDIA
Abstract Title: Innovative ESCO based financial model to promote high efficiency electric motors in chemical industries
Authors: PAWAN KUMAR TIWARI
Topic: Knowledge dissemination
Abstract:
Electric motordriven systems accounts about 4346% of global electricity consumption. Therefore, increasing energy efficiency of electric motordriven systems to reduce
energy consumption in industrial sector has been given high priority in many countries around the world. The cumulative growth of high efficiency motors (HEMs) during last
five years in India has been just 6.9%. Some of the reasons for the sluggish growth of HEMs in India are: low level of awareness about HEMs (IE2 and IE3), higher upfront
costs of HEMs visàvis standard efficiency motors and lack of innovative financing models for large scale adoption. Chemical industry is an important contributor to national
economy with an estimated size of USD 30 billion. Chemical industries in India comprising mainly Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME). These MSME units mainly
cater to the demands of various large pharmaceutical enterprises. Electric motors account for about 8085% of total electricity consumption in a chemical industry. Various
small and highrating electric motors are used for different applications (such as agitators, pumps, fans, centrifuges, dryers, etc.) of chemical units. Key observations on use of
motors in these industries include following: # About 75% motors are 25 hp or less # Majority of the motors belong to “Standard Efficiency Category” # About onethird of
motors have been rewound more than once. An attractive energy savings is possible in motors in the chemical industry through replacement of standard motors with “High
Efficiency Motors” (HEM). Average improvement in efficiency is estimated upto 67% by use of HEM which indicates quite attractive Return on Investment. In order to promote
HEMs in chemical industries, an innovative “Energy Service Companies” (ESCOs) based financial model is developed and demonstrated in MSME units. This paper will show
financial model, barriers & way to overcome and opportunity to adopt ESCO based model in developing countries. (/)
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Wessex Institute, UK
University of Cadiz, Spain
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WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment