Promote energy efficiency and Environmental Performance in addition to providing adequate & reliable supply of electricity. USAID's energy program, Catalyzing Clean Energy in Bangladesh (CCEB) Project supports the development of a low greenhouse gas (GHG) polluting economy and promotes clean energy, energy efficiency and energy conservation in Bangladesh.
Promote energy efficiency and Environmental Performance in addition to providing adequate & reliable supply of electricity. USAID's energy program, Catalyzing Clean Energy in Bangladesh (CCEB) Project supports the development of a low greenhouse gas (GHG) polluting economy and promotes clean energy, energy efficiency and energy conservation in Bangladesh.
Promote energy efficiency and Environmental Performance in addition to providing adequate & reliable supply of electricity. USAID's energy program, Catalyzing Clean Energy in Bangladesh (CCEB) Project supports the development of a low greenhouse gas (GHG) polluting economy and promotes clean energy, energy efficiency and energy conservation in Bangladesh.
Promote Energy Efficiency & Environmental Performance
in addition to providing adequate & reliable supply of electricity BY MD. ABDUL ALIM WELLMAKE ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW ON IG AUDIT RESULTS IN STEEL & RE-ROLLING PLANTS WELLMAKE ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY PROJECT OVERVIEW USAIDs energy program, Catalyzing Clean Energy in Bangladesh (CCEB) Project supports the development of a low greenhouse gas (GHG) polluting economy and promotes clean energy, energy efficiency and energy conservation in Bangladesh. CCEBisa five-year programbeginning 2012 and is implemented by Deloitte Consulting LLP. The key focus of the programincludes: Improving the Regulatory EnvironmentforCleanEnergy Development Strengthening Analytical Capacity forEnergy SectorPlanning &Policy-making Supporting Industrial Energy Efficiency Analysisand Adoption Promoting Demand Side ManagementProgramsforElectric Utilities Conducting MarketAnalysisand Promotionofusing Improved Cook stoves SCOPE OF WORKS 1. Project identification and development 2. Walk-through energy audits at selected industrial facilities 3. Investment grade energy audits at industrial facilities 4. Project Finance Facilitation 5. Follow-up technical assistance in procurement, installation & monitoring. 6. Project Implementation Oversight and Monitoring MAIN ENERGY RESOURCES InSteel &Re-Rollingsectorthe mainenergy resourcesare ELECTRICITY NATURALGAS The source ofelectricityismainly GRIDSUPPLY CAPTIVEPOWERGENERATIONBYGASGENERATOR POWERGENERATIONBYDIESELGENERATORASSTANDBYSOURCE MAIN ENERGY RESOURCES Natural gasismainly used for Re-heatingfurnace operation Captive powergenerationby gasgenerator PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM-1 PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM-2 SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Electrical energy savings Natural gassavings Productivity increasing SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Majorelectricity consumersare Inductionfurnace Motor&pumps Continuouscasting machine Shearing machines Lamps, fans&others SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Majorconsumerofnatural gas Re-heating furnace Gasgeneratorforcaptive powergeneration SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Electrical energy savings from pump operationby Optimizing operation Installation of VFD on continuous running pumps SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Electrical energy savings from induction furnace by Optimizing operation Installation of proper insulation SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Natural gas savings from re-heating furnace by Optimizing operation Installation of proper insulation Replacing expired re- heating furnace by energy efficientmodel CAUSES OF INEFFICIENCIES Nonengineered design&planning Impropersizing &improperdimensioning Actual capacity confirmation No energy efficiency concept Improperplacementorplanlayout Improper&nonlinearheating Nonprofessional installation Nonprofessional workmanship Nontrained &unskilled contractor Copy oftraditional installation CAUSES OF INEFFICIENCIES Poorquality materialsofinstallation Lowprice consideration Locally available materials Inefficientoperation Impropermaintenance Lackoftrained &skilled manpower Lackoftechnical knowhow No idea aboutenergy efficiency BARRIERS OF ENERGY EFFICENCY ACHIEVEMENT Lackofownersinterestonenergy efficiency Owners (decision making persons) are too busy to think about energy efficiency. Very hard to reachthem No perceived value forfree services- Perceived asstudentclassproject Not necessary-already doing/not needed-Negative approach of employees Negative attitude ofmiddle managementforpersonal ego Absence of qualified positive attitude personnel to implement energy efficiencyactivities Data on energy use of systems is very limited. Industrial systems are not typically separated metered, so the cost of their operation isnot known to management Opportunitiesto become more energy efficientare overlooked OVERVIEW OF INVESTMENT GRADE ENERGY AUDIT Executive Summary of Investment Grade Energy Audit REPORT-WT-SSRM-F1-ES.pdf Financial Analysis Net Present Value Internal Rate of Return ECM-SUMMARY-ABC.xls The Mar ket pl ac e: THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING For energy efficient services, technologies&productsrelated enquiries, please contact: WELLMAKEENGINEERING &TECHNOLOGY wellmake&@wellmakebd.com