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SIDBI FINANCING SCHEME FOR ENERGY SAVING PROJECTS IN MSME SECTION OBJECTIVE The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has extended a Line of Credit to Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) for financing Energy Saving Projects in Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Sector. The project is expected to encourage MSME units to undertake energy saving investments in plant & machinery / production process to reduce energy consumption, enhance energy efficiency, reduce CO 2 emissions and improve the profitability in the long run. The financial assistance to MSMEs will be through SIDBI, as well as through refinance to banks / State Finance Corporations (SFCs) and Non Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs). Under the Line technical assistance is also provided to financial institutions and MSME units for dissemination of information and successful implementation of Energy Saving projects in MSME Sector. FINANCIAL PARAMETERS The financial parameters for assistance under the Scheme are: Parameter Norms Minimum Rs. 10 lakh Assistance Minimum 25% for existing units Promoters 33% for new units contribution Debt Equity Ratio Maximum 2.5:1 Interest Rate The interest rate is based on internal risk rating within the band given below: • Fixed rate : 9.5 – 10% p.a • Floating rate: 9.75 – 10.5% p.a Security First Charge over assets acquired under the scheme; first/second charge over existing assets and collateral security as may be deemed necessary. Asset coverage Minimum Assets Coverage should be 1.4:1 for new units and 1.3: 1 for existing units. Repayment Need based. Normally, the repayment period doesn’t extend period beyond 7 years. However, longer repayment period of more than 7 years can be considered under the Line if considered necessary. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR UNITS (DIRECT ASSISTANCE) New / existing MSME units, as per the definition of the Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Development (MSMED) Act, 2006 ( www.Laghu- udyog.com ; www.Smallindustryindia.com ) . However, units graduating out of medium scale will not be eligible for assistance. Existing units should have satisfactory track record of past performance and sound financial position. Energy saving projects will be screened as per Energy Saving List, which is available on SIDBI website. Units should have minimum investment grade rating of SIDBI. Sectors such as the arms industry, narcotics industry or any unlawful businesses are non eligible. Similarly, such projects which may result in larger negative social and environmental impact are also not eligible under this scheme. ELIGIBLE SUB-PROJECTS / ENERGY SAVING EQUIPMENT LIST The energy saving sub-project under this initiative means- Acquisition ( including lease and rental ) of energy saving equipments / facilities, including new installation, remodelling and upgrading of the existing ones; Replacement of obsolete industrial furnaces and/or boilers or burners etc. or introduction of additional equipment which improve performance comparable to those of replacement; Installation or improvement or adoption of such manufacturing machinery and equipment that meet the specific requirements for energy performance standard provided by the related energy conservation act/code in India (e.g. Top Runner Equipment, Energy Labels etc.); Installation of building envelopes, equipments, heating systems, lighting and electrical power / motors in compliance with energy performance standard 2 ; provided in the Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC) Introduction of the equipments that utilize alternative energy sources which can reduce GHG emissions such as natural gas, renewable energy, biogas etc. instead of fossil fuel such as oil and coal etc. Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects involving cluster level intervention by a change in the process and technologies for the cluster as a whole duly supported by technical consultancy. The equipments eligible for financing under this initiative are available in SIDBI offices. The equipment list would be continuously revised and updated by the Consultants – Winrock International India ( www.winrockindia.org ) appointed by JICA. The List shall be used for screening the sub- projects for deciding their eligibility for coverage under the JICA Line of Credit and the list would be the primary criteria for the sub – projects. Please contact the nearest SIDBI Branch Office or refer to SIDBI website ( www.sidbi.in ) for the updated List. APPLICATION FOR LOAN ASSISTANCE The prospective borrower is required to submit duly filled in application form along with the supporting documents as per the prescribed format. In addition to the information requested for in the application form, it may be ensured that the prospective borrower explicitly provides details of the energy saving potential of the project. This will be an important parameter for deciding the eligibility of the project financing under the Line of Credit. DISBURSEMENT Disbursement would be carried out after compliance of the terms of sanction. Prepared for Prepared by Supported by SIDBI Small Industries Japan InteJapanrnational International Cooperation Agency Development Bank of India Cooperation Agency (JICA) 1 2 Table of Contents Sl. No Topic Page No. Chapter 1: How to use the Energy Saving Equipment List 5 Chapter 2: Energy Saving Equipment List 7 Eligible Equipment/Technology General 7 1 Electrical 7 2 Thermal 10 3 Commercial Buildings 12 4 Renewable Energy Technologies 14 5 Others 14 Industry Sectors 15 6 Glass 15 7 Ceramics 16 8 Pulp & Paper 18 9 Foundry 19 10 Textile 22 11 Engineering 31 12 Food Processing 36 13 Brick 39 14 Auto Components 39 15 Castings & Forging 41 16 Leather 43 17 Pharmaceutical & Bulk Drugs 45 18 Mini Steel 46 19 Metals 47 20 Plastics & Polymers 47 21 Steel Re-rolling 49 22 Packaging 50 23 Rubber 52 24 Stone Cutting 52 25 Manufacturing of Electrical Equipments 53 26 Printing 54 Chapter 3: Equipment Suppliers Details 56 3 4 Chapter 1: How to use Energy Saving Equipment List The following sections present features of the Energy Saving Equipment List (the List), their inter-relations, and tips to make quick and efficient use of the List. Readers are advised to obtain an updated version of the List from nearest SIDBI/WII office or download as PDF document from http://jica.org.in. The List has been classified into two categories namely, General and Industry Sectors. Each category consists of information fields, namely, ‘Sl. No.’, ‘Eligible equipment/technology’, ‘Energy saving potential (%)’, ‘Advantages’, ‘Specifications’, ‘Financial/Fiscal Incentives’, and ‘Equipment Suppliers’. These information fields provide details of each equipment / technology, and are explained as below: (i) Sl. No.: Each listed equipment / technology can be identified with a unique Sl. No. dedicated to it. The Sl. No. is in the form of XX.YY, where XX represents the General or Industry Sector and YY presents the unique position number of the particular equipment / technology within the General or Industry Sector. (ii) Eligible Equipment / Technology: All the equipment / technologies listed under this head are eligible for financing under the Project. The column presents the generic name of the equipment / technology. (iii) Energy Saving Potential (%): The column presents the expected energy conservation (in percentage value), if any eligible equipment / technology is installed and operated as against the otherwise most probable scenario for carrying out the same task in Indian MSME sector. (iv) Other Advantages: Generally, each of the upgraded technologies mentioned in the List have added advantages other than energy savings, like improved quality or finishing, reduced rejection, increased automation etc. The section lists such important aspects associated with the listed technologies. (v) Specifications: The broad specification of each equipment / technology and reference thereof, Standards applicable are provided in the specifications column. (vi) Financial / Fiscal Incentives: The prevailing regulations in Indian MSME sector have provisions for promotion of specified new, upgraded and cleaner technologies for various end-use sectors. Deemed as highly useful information for quicker adoption of technology at reduced cost burden, such information has been listed out in this column as to whether the particular equipment/technology is eligible for further grant/assistance/subsidy under any or combination of presently ongoing initiatives like Credit Link Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS) and Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS). (vii) Equipment suppliers: It provides some of the available / leading suppliers’ name for listed equipment / technologies from the available sources. The details of the equipment supplier will be available at separate section “Equipment Suppliers Details”. (ix) Equiqument having energy saving potential less than 10% are highlighted in red. The List of suppliers has been furnished for informative purpose only and is not binding on any user to select suppliers from the List. The user can avail services of suppliers given in the List or from other suppliers for the same equipment/technology. Neither, SIDBI nor Winrock International India acknowledges any responsibility towards cost, quality and operation of equipment from any of the suppliers and users are advised to exercise their own discretion in this matter. 5 6 Chapter 2: Energy Saving Equipment List Sl. No. Eligible Equipment/ Energy Other advantages Specifications Financial/ Name of Equipment Technology saving Fiscal Supplier(s)
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    Registration Under Rule 45 of MCDR 1988 - Indian Bureau of Mines (Ministry of Mines) *********** (Total Records : 1658) For Region: UDAIPUR For ( All ) Business Activity Registration Applying for the period of ( 01/01/2011 to 31/03/2016 ) Sl. Name/ Category/ App. Business Position Address State/ District Contact Details Registration No./ No. Date Activity In Mine Date/ Status 1 M/s Krishna Miners & Mining 3•B, Industrial Estate RAJASTHAN 0294•2491001 (O) IBM/54/2011 Traders Pratapnagar UDAIPUR 0294•2491003 (F) (14/10/2011) (Firm • Registered) Girwa 0294•2425263 (R) 25/08/2011 313003 [email protected] 2 M/s Ashoka Minerals Mining 20 Industrial Estate RAJASTHAN 0294•2491001 (O) IBM/64/2011 (Firm • Registered) Pratapnagar UDAIPUR 0294•2491003 (F) (14/10/2011) 26/08/2011 Girwa 0294•2425263 (R) 313003 [email protected] 3 M/s SHREE DIGVIJAY Mining, End DIGVIJAYGRAM GUJARAT 0288•2344272 (O) IBM/95/2011 CEMENT COMPANY user JAMNAGAR 0288•2344092 (F) (14/10/2011) LIMITED JAMNAGAR (Company) 361140 9099037895 (M) 29/08/2011 [email protected] 4 M/s Bholenath Manganese Trader, Udegarh Mishnawat Kushalgarh RAJASTHAN 079•26891479 (O) IBM/126/2011 Ind. (Firm • Registered) Storage, End Kushalgarh BANSWARA (29/09/2011) 06/09/2011 user 327801 9825225742 (M) [email protected] 5 M/s AJMERA CEMENTS Mining PO. BHANDURI, GUJARAT 02870•281482 (O) IBM/179/2011 PVT. LTD. VERAVAL • JUNAGADH NH JUNAGARH 02870•281483 (F) (14/10/2011) (Company) 8D, MALIYA (HATINA), 10/09/2011 362245 [email protected] 6 M/s Wonder Cement Mining, Wonder Cement Limited RAJASTHAN 01477•307000 (O) IBM/226/2011 Limited Storage, End R.