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Aravind Mamidi29, 30 & 31Aug 2018

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CII NATIONAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN

ENERGY MANAGEMENT

Hyderabad

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CII NATIONAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ENERGY MANAGEMENT

30th to 31st Aug 2018

BYReshmi Shankar Aravind Mamidi

Sholapur Vijay Kumar

Building 1 Building 2 Remarks

No of Floors G+4 G+2

Area 125733 Sq. ft. 28000 Sq. ft.

Year of operation 2008 2016

Contracted demand 1550 kva

MAX Demand 1163 kva

DG capacity 1055 X2 Kva ,380 Kva 1 no's

Occupancy 99% ( 1250 )

Operating Hours 9 hours 5 days week 9 Hours 5 days week Labs(12000 sq ft area), Go Direct Flight services and server rooms operates 24X7

Annual energy use is around 34 lakh KWH with the spend of 2.75 crores , Including Diesel cost

Site profile -- HTS Hyderabad, Telangana

Installation of solar water heater

Investment –Rs 70000

Savings – 14151 KWh -INR 1,20,280

ROI - 0.6 years

Timer for street lights

Investment – INR 45000

Savings -4908 Kwh –INR 41,788

ROI – 0.9 years

LED street lights , cove lighting parkinglighting

Investment –Rs 685000

Savings – 61762 kwh , INR 5,24,927

ROI – 1.1 years

Installation of adiabatic system

Investment : INR 6 lakhs

Savings : 43334 Kwh INR 3,68,333

ROI 2.5 years

Installation new aerators for TapsInvestment – Rs 22 000Savings – 1141 Kwh Rs 9,700 ROI – 2.5 years

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Energy Projects completed Years 2014-15

EC Fan installation for AHU

Investment – 25 lakhs

Saving Kwh - 70588 KWh INR 6,00.000

ROI -4.5 years

Installation of PAC unit for server room

Investment :INR 16 lakhs


ROI -3.1 years

Replacement of UPS 60 kva to 10 kva

Investment : INR 5.4 lakhs


ROI : 3.4 years

Solar thermal system Investment : INR 2.6 croresSavings 1.33 lakh units INR 11,96,000ROI 12 years

Energy Projects completed Years 2014-17 contd

Total energy saving achieved 6,73,312 kwh INR 57.23 lacs6

Occupancy control for conference room AC units.

Investment : INR 1.2 lacs

Savings : App 4500 kwh INR 38250

ROI : 4 years

Energy Projects Planned in the years 2018-19

Solar PV 100 kW

Investment :INR 55 lacs

Savings : 155000 Kwh INR 13.17 lacs

ROI -4.2 years - On Hold due to Phase III construction on Hold .

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Wheeling energy PPA Investment TBDROI – TBDPrincipally got clearance from management

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KWH saving Trend

2014 2015 2016 2017

THE

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METRICS

538.7 tons

57.23 lakhsINR

$85.42K

Co2 Mitigation

Monetary Saving

673312kWh

Power Saving

Energy Saving Trend

Specific Energy Consumption overview in 2014 - 2017

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2014 2015 2016 2017

ENERGY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR (KWH/SQ.MT)

ENERGY SAVINGS TREND

2014 compared to 2013 – Saving 170,072 kWh

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Baseline-2013 KWH 2,481,349

2014 Actual Consumption in KWH 2,875,177

2014 Normalized consumption in KWH 2,311,277

Savings Achieved in KWH 170,072

% of savings achieved in 2014 compared to 2013 7%

2,481,3492,311,277

2,875,177

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3,500,000

Baseline-2013 KWH 2014 Normalized 2014 Actual Consumption consumption in KWH in KWH

Weather Impact

Increase in working days

Increase in Occupancy

Increase in Operational hours

Load Addition

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2015 compared to 2014 – 254,508 kWh

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% of savings achieved in 2015 compared to 2014 9.37%

2,875,177

2,605,673

3,200,945

2,500,000

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Baseline-2014 KWH 2015 Normalized consumption in KWH

2015 Actual Consumption in KWH

Increase in

Occupancy

Increase in operational hours

Load Addition

Weather Impact




2016 compared to 2015 145,308 KWH

kWh

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2015 Actual 2016 Normalized 2016 Actual


Increase in

Occupancy

Load Addition

Weather Impact

3,200,945



3,055,637

3,384,374


2017 compared to 2016 103,732 KWH

kWh

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2016 Actual 2017 Normalized 2017 Actual


Increase in

Occupancy

Load Addition

Weather Impact

3,384,374



3,280,642

3,660,856

Total Cumulative savings for last 4 years 23.98%

Energy Distribution- Year 2016 HTS Hyderabad

Highest power consumption in HAVC and UPS loads

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HVAC39%

UPS28%

Utility5%

Lighting10%

Raw power6%

café& EMC lab12%

KWH

HVAC UPS Utility Lighting Raw power café& EMC lab

HVAC

BMSintegration

Ambientair supplyin winter

Adiabatic system

Solar VAM

system

EC Fans for AHU

Energy saving projects In HVAC area

THE

GREEN

METRICS

191.1 tons

20.30 Lakh

INR

$30.3

Co2 Mitigation

Monetary Saving

238885kWh

Power Saving

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Monitoring , Command Control & Data reporting

Energy Meters online monitoring

UPS Online monitoring DG Online monitoring

Chiller online monitoring

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Monitoring , Command Control & Data reporting

Scope 1 Diesel consumed for electricity 0.47 Mt CO2e

Year Fuel consumed in litersEmission factor

(CO2e/unit)Total GHG emission in Mt CO2e

2013 31000 0.00268963 0.08

2014 33583 0.00268963 0.09

2015 39520 0.00268963 0.11

2016 35604 0.00268963 0.10

2017 33236 0.00268963 0.09

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Scope 2 Indirect Emissions from Electricity 13.03 Mt CO2e

Year Energy consumption in KWHEmission factor

(CO2e/unit)Total GHG emission in Mt CO2e

2013 2542745 0.00082839 2.11

2014 2943785 0.00082839 2.44

2015 3305427 0.00082839 2.74

2016 3384112 0.00082839 2.80

2017 3546190 0.00082839 2.94

Scope 3 Fleet Vehicle Emissions 0.6 Mt CO2e

Year Fuel consumed in litersEmission factor

(CO2e/unit)GHG emission CO2 (M t CO2e)

2013 44400 0.00269 0.119

2014 44489 0.00269 0.120

2015 46713 0.00269 0.126

2016 49049 0.00269 0.132

2017 47216 0.00269 0.127

GHG Inventorisation

Apr-18 May-18 Jun-18

STP oulet 681 656 673

Garden usage fressh water 345 459 311

Total Garden usage 1026 1115 984

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Water usage & its control

Planned drip irrigation project in 2018 with investment of Rs22 lakhs ROI 3.2 years

Organic waste composting2840 2765 2843 2652

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Total waste conversion 1.7 tons

Employee Engagement – Appreciation form leadership

Safety and Energy conversation pledge

Car/Bike pool app introduced to reduce carbon foot print

Awards and Recognition- HTS India - Hyderabad

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Best Development Centre for HTS,

Hyderabad by Hyderabad Software

Enterprises Association, India

Solar Thermal System Installation

recognition for best

demonstration project HTS,

Hyderabad campus

Energy Efficient Unit

Certification By CII for HTS,

Hyderabad campus in the year

2017

Honeywell HYD Wins Best

CSR award at 25th HYSEA

Awards;

HTS HYD wins The golden Peacock

Award in the Event of 19th July 2017

World Congress Environmental.


Winner of the ROSPA Safety award 2018

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