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- Ramanujan IT City implemented an Energy Management System (EnMS) certified to ISO 50001 to reduce energy costs and emissions. - Power costs accounted for 78% of operating costs, so EnMS focused on improving energy efficiency. - The implementation journey included establishing an energy policy, reviewing energy use, setting objectives and action plans, and integrating EnMS into the existing integrated management system. - Early achievements included benchmarking energy parameters, improving HVAC performance, clarifying roles and responsibilities, and gaining a sales advantage through the focus on energy management.
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- 2. Agenda Let me take it up with Ramanujan IT City’s experience on EnMS with the following 3 questions and its response…….. • WHY EnMS • HOW did we implement the same • WHAT IS THAT WE ACCHIEVED SO FAR..
- 3. Why EnMS – 50001 is a strategic Intervention • Ramanujan IT city is a multi tenanted complex where the operation cost is significant. • Initial investment of 10% on project cost has been made on green initiatives at the construction stage. But what is more important is the operation cost. • Power is a major input resource for the TRILs function as a service provider for property and infrastructure management.. • Generation and O&M of power is becoming increasingly critical as the major share in the Operation cost is cost of power.
- 4. Why EnMS – 50001 is a strategic Intervention 22% 78% Operation Costs Other cost Power cost Share of Power in Operation
- 5. Why EnMS – 50001 is a strategic Intervention • 26 MW of installed Capacity , at full scale operation is expected generate CO2 emissions around 63000 t / year. • Sustainability is a critical issue that needs to be addressed. • The strategic options available are …
- 6. Why EnMS – 50001 is a strategic Intervention Sustainable Energy Renewable Wind – 6 Cr/MW Solar – 10-15 Cr / MW Tidal Biomass Waste To Energy Energy Efficiency Process Efficiency Waste Energy Recovery Energy Consumption Options for Energy Strategy Energy Management System - EnMS
- 7. Why EnMS – 50001 is a strategic Intervention . • It is not suffice to look at alternate low carbon energy sources but to look at energy efficiency. • Investments in Energy efficiency is expected to result in a pay back of less than 5 years for the developer end-user combine. • EnMS is a decisive step in this direction.
- 8. HOW – The implementation Journey • Ramanujan IT city / TRIL was certified for IMS in June 2011 immediately after which the EnMS was taken up. • The EnMS certification was completed in march 2012. • The EnMS was also integrated with the IMS. • The scope was for Ramanujan IT city project which is of 4.5 million sft.
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- 10. HOW – The implementation Journey ENMS – Frame Work Energy Policy Energy Review Significant Energy Use Energy Objectives and Action Plans Operation Controls/KPIs MRM Internal Audits Energy Efficiency, Energy conservation. Clean Energy, Energy at purchase and Design Above 300units /day Chillers , Pumps, Cooling Tower, Lighting and power Load
- 11. WHAT – IS ACHIEVED SOFAR • Bench Marking for critical energy parameters started. • Possibility too coach team members to contribute better for energy efficiency • Clarity of Roles and responsibilities and expectations • Issues related to HVACs diagnosed and corrective taken. • Focus n energy management has given better sales advantage.
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