Kenny Philip Assistant Executve Engineer Electrical Sub Division Central, Ernakulam.

Where to do the Energy Conservation?

Right in your own home. You have the power to save money and energy. Saving energy reduces our nations overall demand for resources needed to make energy.

Increasing your energy efficiency is like adding another clean energy source to our electric power grid.

Energy Saving Potential

Assessed potential of 25,000 MW in India

400 MW is the potential in Keralam.

Energy efficiency/conservation and demand side management measures can reduce peak demand. One unit saved avoids 2.5 to 3 times of fresh capacity addition.

Investment in energy efficiency/energy conservation is highly cost effective. Also avoids fresh investment in fuel, mining, transportation etc.

Energy Efficiency Lighting

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LED Flood

LED

CFL

Energy-Saving Incandescent

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CFL Lighting
CFL bulbs last about 10 times longer and use about one-fourth the energy of traditional incandescent bulbs. A typical CFL can pay for itself in energy savings in less than 9 months and continue to save you money each month.

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LED Lighting
LED bulbs are rapidly expanding in household use. LEDs use only about 20%-25% of the energy and last up to 25 times longer than traditional incandescent bulbs.

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light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
Although they can initially cost more than traditional incandescent / CFL bulbs, over their lifetime, they save you money because they use less electricity.

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In USA, from Jan 1, 2012 no more 100 W incandescent bulbs in stores. From Jan 1, 2013, no more 75 W bulbs From Jan 1, 2014, no more 40 & 60 W bulbs

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A new way to shop for lights..

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A lumen is a measure of the amount of brightness of a light bulbthe higher the number of lumens, the brighter the light bulb.

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Lumens: A New Way to Shop for Light 100 W bulb = 1600 lumens 60 W bulb = 800 lumens 23 W CFL = 1500 lumens 13 W CFL = 800 lumens 5 W CFL = 210 lumens

7 W LED = 400 lumens

Energy efficiency

BEE Star rating

HOW TO READ THE ENERGY GUIDE LABEL

1. Maker, model number, and size of the appliance. 2. Estimated yearly operating cost (based on the national average cost of electricity), and the range of operating costs for similar models. 3. The ENERGY STAR logo indicates that this model meets strict criteria for energy efficiency. 4. Estimated yearly electricity consumption. 5. Key features of the appliance and the similar models that make up the cost comparison range.

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Conservation @ Home
Turn things off when you are not in the room such as lights, TVs, entertainment systems, and your computer and monitor.

CONSERVATION @ HOME
Plug home electronics, such as TVs and DVD players, into power strips; turn the power strips off when the equipment is not in useTVs and DVDs in standby mode still use several watts of power.

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LIGHTING

USE ENERGY EFFICIENT LAMPS SWITCH OFF LAMPS, IF IT IS NOT REQUIRED USE AUTOMATIC LIGHTING CONTROL DESIGN THE LIGHTING AS REQUIRED ILLUMINATION CLEAN THE LAMPS PERIODICALLY

Conservation @ Home LIGHTING Maximize the use of sun light Examine the scope of replacement of efficient lamps Replace conventional ballast Select the interior colours of light reflection

Conservation @ Home IRON BOX

USE AUTOMATIC IRON BOX DO NOT IRON DURING PEAK LOAD TIME SWITCH ON THE SUPPLY AFTER EVERYTHING IS READY SELECT THE THERMOSTAT ACCORDING TO THE REQUIRED LEVEL STEAM TYPE CONSUMES MORE ENERGY AVOID IRONING ONE OR TWO CLOTHES DAILY AND ADOPT LARGE SCALE IRONING.

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MIXER

USE APPROPRIATE QUANTITY IN THE JAR USE REQUIRED WATER SHARPEN THE BLADE FREQUENTLY USE APPROPRIATE BLADE DO NOT OVERLOAD THE JAR

Conservation @ Home AIR CONDITIONER

USE SHADES TO THE OUTDOOR UNIT USE THERMAL INSULATION IN THE ROOM DO NOT USE INCANDESCENT LAMPS ON THE AIRCONDITIONED AREA SWITCH OFF THE AC ONE HOUR BEFORE LEAVING THE ROOM SELECT THE REQUIRED TEMPERATURE ONLY BUY AC WITH 'ECONOMY' MODE

Conservation @ Home AIR CONDITIONER

DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR FREQUENTLY USE THERMAL INSULATION TO THE CEILING USE HIGH EFFICIENT COMPRESSORS STAR LABELLED AC IS BETTER SWITCH OFF THE SUPPLY THROUGH SWITCH ONLY (NOT THROUGH REMOTE)

CLEAN THE AC FILTERS PERIODICALLY.

Conservation @ Home WASHING MACHINE

WASH WITH MAXIMUM QUANTITY OF CLOTHES AVOID HEATING MODE FRONT LOADING IS MORE EFFICIENT DO NOT OVERLOAD

Conservation @ Home WASHING MACHINE

AVOID USING DRYER IN WASHING MACHINES WHENEVER POSSIBLE. SET CORRECT LEVEL OF WATER

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FAN

USE ELECTRONIC REGULATORS USE REQUIRED SPEED WATTAGE OF THE FAN CHECK BEARING IF SOUND INCREASES CLEAN FAN BLADES PERIODICALLY. AVOID REWINDING OF MOTORS.

Conservation @ Home REFRIGERATOR

KEEP THE MATERIAL ACCORDING TO THE TEMPERATURE REQUIREMENT ADJUST THE THERMOSTAT AS PER REQUIREMENT DO NOT PUT IN MAXIMUM PERMENANTLY DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR FREQUENTLY THINK OF THE THINGS TO BE TAKEN OUT BEFORE OPENING

Conservation @ Home REFRIGERATOR

KEEP DISTANCE BETWEEN THE WALL AND FRIDGE ENSURE THAT THE BEEDING IS PROPERLY PLACED ENSURE THAT THE LIGHT INSIDE THE FRIDGE IS SWITCHING OFF WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED ALLOW HEATED FOOD STUFF TO COOL DOWN TO NORMAL TEMPERATURE BEFORE REFRIGERATING.

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REFRIGERATOR Make sure your refrigerator door seals are airtight. Test them by closing the door over a piece of paper so it is half in and half out of the refrigerator. If you can pull the paper out easily, the latch may need adjustment, the seal may need replacing, or you may consider buying a new unit. Cover liquids and wrap foods stored in the refrigerator. Uncovered foods release moisture and make the compressor work harder.

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WATER HEATER

GO FOR SOLAR WATER HEATER USE ISI MARKED AND STAR LABELLED WATER HEATERS ADJUST THE THERMOSTAT ACCORDING TO REQUIRED HEAT REDUCE THE LENGTH OF THE HOT LINE INSULATE THE HOT LINE

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TELEVISION

SWITCH OFF THE POWER SWITCH OF THE TV. IF TV IS SWITCHED OFF THROUGH REMOTE, IT WILL STILL CONSUME POWER OF 5-8W LED/ LCD TV CONSUMES LOW POWER ADJUST THE POSITION OF THE TV SUCH THAT DIRECT LIGHT DOES NOT FALL ON IT ADJUST THE BRIGHTNESS TO THE REQUIREMENT

Conservation @ Home COMPUTER

LED/LCD MONITORS CONSUMES LESS POWER SWITCH OFF THE MONITORS IF YOU ARE NOT USING THE COMPUTER FOR MORE THAN 15 MINUTES SHUTDOWN AND SWITCH OFF THE COMPUTER IF IT IS NOT REQUIRED FOR MORE THAN 2 HOURS SWITCH OFF THE POWER SUPPLY TO THE UPS AFTER USE

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Drip per second - 11000 lts/year

10 Drips per minute 1800 lts/year

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Thank you
Kenny Philip Assistant Executve Engineer Electrical Sub Division Central, Ernakulam.