Progress Report of Energy Efficiency Activities in Govt. Schools of Punjab
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Progress Report of Energy Efficiency activities in Govt. Schools of Punjab. Executive Summary A Brief description of assignment : Progress Report of Energy Efficiency activities in Govt. Schools of Punjab. B Nature of Building : Govt. School Buildings No. of Govt Schools selected 117 C Working hours in a day : 7 hr Timings of School : (7.00 hr to 14.00 hr) Annual school working days : 235 days D Annual Electricity Consumption of selected Govt . Schools (considering 4976 nos. Bulbs, 17,93,627 kWh : 5514 nos. tubes, 5669 nos. Fans.) before implementation. Annual Electricity Consumption of selected : Govt . Schools (considering 4976 nos. LED 55,2,704 kWh lamps, 5514 nos. LED tubes, 5669 nos. BEE 5 star labeled ceiling fans) after implementation of energy efficient electrical appliances. Ordinary Lamps=100W Details of old electrical appliances Ordinary Tube= 40W Ordinary Ceiling fan=80W LED Lamps=9W Details of new energy efficient electrical LED Tube=20W appliances BEE 5 star labeled ceiling fan=50W : 12,40,923 kWh Annual Energy Savings achieved : Rs. 81,15,636/- Annual Monetary Savings : Rs. 88,13,070/- Total Investment : 1 Year Payback period Rs. 6.50 per kWh* Average power supply cost to Schools. : Introduction: Schools being a very important institution of the country with huge energy saving potential for improving energy conservation & energy efficiency. Therefore, the objective is to replace all existing conventional luminaries with LED fixtures and conventional fans with energy efficient fans in schools across the country, initiating with the Govt. schools. Disseminating awareness amongst school children by way of establishing energy clubs, organizing debates, quiz programs, etc. thereby encouraging participation of young ambassadors in energy efficiency movement. Since school students are the best ambassadors to create awareness, and they not only disseminate information among the relatives and families but make social impact also. Implementation of energy efficiency activities in Government schools is one of the components under State Partnership for Energy Efficiency Demonstrations (SPEED) for which BEE provides financial assistance to the SDAs for undertaking energy efficiency activities at the State level. Financial assistance to SDA released by Bureau of Energy Efficiency for the implementation of EE activities in Govt Schools PEDA in association with Department of School Education Punjab initiated the Punjab State Energy Conservation & Efficiency Campaign and workshops for all the School Principals and Science Teachers / Eco Club Coordinators of High and Senior Secondary School in the state of Punjab on 12th-13th May, 2015 at Jalandhar & Amritsar. This initiative is the first of its kind in the country and unique program to create energy auditors amongst school students, Principals and Teachers With the aim to enhance learning capacity of the students about the energy issues like energy conservation, as well as efficient use of appliances and electricity, Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA) in association with Punjab State Council for Science & Technology (PSCST) in co-ordination with District Education Officers/ District Science Supervisors established 260 no. of “Energy clubs” in the schools in 22 districts of Punjab. The purpose of these clubs is capacity building of students, which will be achieved through awareness programmes that aimed at sensitizing on the relevance and importance of conservation and efficiency In order to further strengthen the 260 energy clubs, PEDA has developed schedule of various extra-curricular activities related to energy conservation and energy efficiency for the school students, the details of which are given as below: Painting / poster making competition Slogan writing competition Debate competitions Fancy Dress competition Essay competitions Energy Conservation awareness rallies Celebration of Energy Conservation week Energy Conservation exhibition Organizing field visits of students to the nearby project sites, green buildings, energy parks etc. for understanding the energy conservation. Performing play on Energy Conservation Methodology and approach for selection of Govt. Schools Govt. High School has been selected from each constituency that falls in the respective districts for implementation of energy efficiency activities in 100 schools through concerned Deputy Commissioners under approved project of Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Power, Govt. of India. The selection of schools was finalized by the District Administration in consultation with the District Education Officers. List of selected schools from all the districts (constituency wise) detail of which is given below: Sr. District Number of Constituency wise selected Schools No. Govt. High School Govt. Sr. Sec. School Total 1. Amritsar 10 1 11 2. Barnala 3 – 3 3. Bathinda – 6 6 4. Faridkot 3 – 3 5. Fatehgarh Sahib 3 – 3 6. Fazilka 4 – 4 7. Ferozepur – 4 4 8. Gurdaspur 7 – 7 9. Hoshiarpur 7 – 7 10. Jalandhar 8 1 9 11. Kapurthala 4 – 4 12. Ludhiana 13 1 14 13. Moga 4 – 4 14. Mansa 3 – 3 15. Patiala 8 – 8 16. Pathankot 3 – 3 17. Ropar 3 – 3 18. S.A.S. Nagar 3 – 3 19. Sangrur 7 – 7 20. S.B.S. Nagar 2 1 3 21. Sri Muktsar Sahib 4 – 4 22. Tarn Taran 4 – 4 Total 103 14 117 Project Execution by Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) PEDA has requested concerned District Education officer to arrange the preliminary details of each school. After receiving the details, Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) was selected on nomination basis being a joint venture of PSUs under Ministry of Power, GOI for the execution of this project. The maximum limit of quantity for supply & installation of each i.e. LED lamps, LED tubes & BEE 5 star labeled ceiling fan was 50 (Fifty) per school or as per actual requirement whichever is minimum. The scope of work includes disconnecting, removing, securing and storing the existing electrical appliances at the nominated place as decided by the School Authority. Launch of scheme of replacement of inefficient electrical appliances with energy efficient electrical appliances Supply in Schools held on 30th July, 2019 at G.H.S Meharbanpura, Amritsar List of identified Govt. High School & Sr. Secondary School constituency wise along with the no. of each electrical appliances. District Constituency Name Of School Bulb Tube Fan Payal GHS Begowal 50 45 50 Khanna GHS Bhamdi 35 50 50 Jagraon GHS Cheemna 50 50 40 Raikot GHS Perrurai 46 45 50 LDH West GSSS Jawahar Nagar (Boys) 30 36 50 LDH North GHS Haibowal Kalan 50 50 50 Samrala GHS Ghulal 50 44 50 Ludhiana Sahnewal GHS Pawa 50 50 50 Ludhiana South GHS Kot Mangal Singh 50 47 50 Gill GHS Sarinh 25 34 35 Dakha GHS Pandori 50 50 50 Atam Nagar GHS Jawadi 50 36 50 LDH Central GHS Chanan Devi Salem 50 50 50 Tabri LDH East GHS Salem Tabri 50 47 50 Fatehgarh Sahib GHS Madhopur 50 50 50 Fatehgarh Amloh GHS Salani 50 48 50 Sahib Basi Pathana GHS Badwala 50 46 50 Amritsar South GHS Sultanwind 50 50 50 Attari GHS Gharinda 27 49 49 Raja Sansi GHS Chogawan 21 49 50 Amritsar North GHS Tung Bala 50 50 50 Amritsar West GSSS Putligarh 50 50 50 Amritsar Amritsar Central GHS Fatahpur 21 49 49 Jandiala GHS Meharbanpura 50 50 50 Baba Bakala GHS Sathiala 29 50 50 Ajnala GHS Uggar Aulakh 21 49 50 Majhitha GHS Bhilowal 50 45 49 Amritsar East GHS Mudhal 24 50 50 Khadoor Sahib GHS Lalpur 19 50 50 Patti GHS Boparai 20 50 50 Tarn Taran Khemkaran GHS Mehmoodpur 18 50 50 Tarn Taran GHS Kad gill 50 50 50 Ferozpur City GGSSS Ferozepur 50 50 50 Ferozpur Rural Meritorious Govt Sr Sec 50 50 50 Ferozpur School Talwandi Bhai Zira GGSSS Zira 50 50 50 Guru Har Sahai GGSSS Guru Har Sahai 50 50 50 Adampur GHS Chuharwali 30 24 26 Jalandhar Jalandhar Cantt GHS Hardo Pharla 20 30 50 Jalandhar Central GHS Kot Ram Dass 5 34 38 Jalandhar North GSSS Ghandhi Camp (B) 50 50 50 Jalandhar West GHS Khurla Khingra 50 50 50 Kartarpur GHS Bulindpur 25 28 41 Nakoder GHS Chak Muglani 50 50 50 Phillaur GHS Ganna Pind 50 50 50 Shahkot GHS Mundi Kasu 50 50 50 Kapurthala GHS Jawala Pur 30 50 50 Sultanpur Lodhi GHS Haibat Pur 50 50 50 Kapurthala Bholath GHS Khassan 50 50 50 Phagwara GHS Khajurla 50 50 50 Banga GHS Behram 30 40 48 SBS Nagar/ Nawanshahr GHS Bharta Khurd 50 50 50 Nawanshehr Balachaur GHS Bhaddi 50 50 50 Sri Anandpur GHS Matour 50 50 50 Sahib Ropar Chamkaur Sahib GHS Barsalpur 50 50 50 Roop Nagar GHS Kotla Nihang 50 50 50 Talwandi Sabo GGSSS KAUREANA 50 50 50 Maur GGSSS CHAUKE 50 50 50 Rampura Phul GSSS Mehraj (Boys) 50 50 50 Bathinda Bhucho Mandi GSSS Nathana (Boys) 50 50 50 Bathinda Urban GGSSS Mall Road, Bathinda 50 50 50 Bathinda Rural GSSS Kotshamir 50 50 50 Barnala GHS Jumla Malkan 50 42 50 Barnala Mehal Kalan GHS Naiwala 50 30 50 Bhadaur GGHS Tapa 36 50 50 Faridkot GHS Kamiana 50 43 50 Faridkot Kotakpura GHS Dhab Guru Ki 50 50 40 Jaito GHS Dhaipi 50 48 50 Fazilka GHS Asaf Walia 50 50 50 Abohar GHS Abohar 50 50 50 Fazilka Baluana GHS Raipura 50 50 50 Jalalabad GHS Midda 50 50 50 Mansa GHS Ralla 50 50 50 Mansa Bhudhlada GHS Rampur Mander 18 42 34 Sardulgarh GHS Ghragana 50 50 50 Shri Muktsar GHS Bhangewala 50 50 50 Shri Sahib Mukhtsar Malout GHS Danewala 50 50 50 Sahib Giderbaha GHS Husnar 50 50 50 Lambi GHS Tapa Khera 50 50 50 Bhoa GHS Bani Lodhi 50 46 50 Pathankot Sujanpur GHS Bhatwan 15 50 50 Pathankot GHS Siali Kulian 0 31 26 Batala GHS Talwandi Lal Singh 43 47 47 Dera Baba Nanak GHS Udowali Khurd 18 45 50 Dina Nagar GHS Awankha 50 50 50 Gurdaspur Fategarh Churian GHS Sirah 20 30 32 Gurdaspur GHS Hayat Nagar 50 50 50 Qadian GHS Kahlwan 50 50 50 Shri Hargobindpur