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This CII National Award for Excellence in Energy Management is the 24th edition of its series covering all types of industrial sectors in India. The previous 23 editions had excellent responses with over 450 companies competing for the award.
The objective of the Award Scheme is to recognize and Award Excellence in Energy Management among the Industrial Sector and facilitate sharing of information on Best practices & technologies. Energy Award is the best platform for the organizations that have made outstanding contributions in the area of energy efficiency to showcase their efforts and achievements.
The industries / manufacturers / suppliers will be awarded based on their initiatives in Energy Management, Innovative Energy Saving Products or Services.
The criteria for different awards: Excellent energy efficient unit & Energy Efficient unit.
The questionnaires received from the companies will be evaluated by the expert panel of Judges. The short-listed companies will be invited to make presentation at the Award programme during 13 - 15 September 2023.
Last date for submitting the filled in questionnaires : 15th June 2021India is one of the largest economies and the 2nd most populous country in the world. Since the last few years, India, based on its growing economic and demographic prowess, has steadily been emerging as one of the economic giants of the world. Over the last five years, India's GDP has grown at an average rate of about 6-7%, and its energy consumption has increased at a similar rate to meet the ever-increasing energy demand for sustaining economic growth.
Today, India is at a certain stage of economic development where increase in energy demand is inevitable, and this increasing demand is resulting in a significant stress on the existing resource pool and government spending. This economic development is coupled with rapid industrialization & urbanization where the demand of energy has just taken off and would only further accelerate. In case of primary energy consumption, in 2012, India was the third largest energy consumer in the world, with 809 Million Tonnes of Oil Equivalent (Mtoe) in 2018, which is 1.75 times more than the energy consumption of Africa . India is also heavily dependent on imports for meeting its energy demands and this is one of the concern areas for energy security.
It has been almost two decades since the enactment of the Energy Conservation Act and the effective result of the implementation can be inferred from the trend of decreasing energy intensity. A report by IEA on India Energy Outlook mentioned that the efforts by the Government of India have prevented 6% of additional energy use in 2017, which means that the Energy Conservation Act has provided the necessary stimulus to the ongoing energy conservation and efficiency efforts.
However, more ambitious efforts are required by various stakeholders to achieve climate change goals set under the Paris Agreement, and energy efficiency is a key lever to achieve these goals.
The National Awards for Excellence in Energy Management is instituted by CII, to catalyze significant and innovative practices in the energy efficiency sector, for facilitating an energy efficient and sustainable growth of the Indian industry. With these awards, CII aims to recognize efforts by industries for their outstanding achievements and implementing new and innovative energy efficiency measures.
India is one of largest economies in the world, and the 2nd most populous country. Over the last three decades, India, thanks to its growing economic and demographic prowess, has led to an impressive shift in the economic status both within the continent as well as globally. The nation is now strongly emerging as one of the economic giants of the world. Over the last five years, India’s GDP has grown at an average rate of about 6-7%, and its energy consumption has increased at a similar rate to meet the ever-increasing energy demand for sustaining the economic growth.
Today, India is at a certain stage of economic development where increase in energy demand is inevitable and this increasing demand is leading to a significant stress on the existing resources and government spending. This economic development is coupled with rapid industrialization & urbanization where the demand for energy has just taken off and would only further accelerate. In case of primary energy consumption, in 2012, India was the third largest energy consumer in the world, with 809 Million Tonnes of Oil Equivalent (MTOE) in 2018, which is 1.75 times more than the energy consumption of the entire continent of Africa . India is also heavily dependent on imports for meeting its energy demands, and this is one of the major concern areas for energy security.
It has been almost two decades since the enactment of the Energy Conservation Act and the effective results of its implementation can be inferred from the decreasing trend of energy intensity. A report by IEA on India Energy Outlook mentioned that the efforts by Government of India have prevented 6% additional energy use in 2017. Thus, the Energy Conservation Act has provided a necessary stimulus to the ongoing energy conservation and efficiency efforts. However, efforts of far greater ambition are required from various stakeholders to realize the climate change goals made under the 2015 Paris Agreement, and energy efficiency is a key lever to achieve these goals.
The 'National Awards for Excellence in Energy Management' is instituted by CII to catalyze significant and innovative practices for the energy efficiency sector, thereby facilitating an energy efficient and sustainable growth for the Indian industry. With these awards, CII aims to recognize efforts by industries for their outstanding achievements in implementing new and innovative energy efficiency measures.
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