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National Efficient Cooking Programme (NECP) and Energy Efficient Fans Programme (EEFP)

Santhosh Kumar 03/11/2023

National Efficient Cooking Programme (NECP) and Energy Efficient Fans Programme (EEFP) mind map
Context
Non-fossil-fuel sources in India
2023 capacity
44% non-fossil-fuel sources
25% in energy terms
2030 projection
65% capacity from non-fossil-fuel sources
40%-45% in energy terms
Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL)
Launches NECP and EEFP
Joint venture
Of public sector undertakings (PSU)
Under Ministry of Power
Source: PIB
National Efficient Cooking Programme (NECP)
Subset of Clean Cooking Scheme
Focus
Non-Solar/Electricity-based Induction Cook stoves
Aligns with Go-electric initiative
By Ministry of Power
Goal
Deploy 20 Lakh energy-efficient induction cook stoves
Objectives
Reduce environmental impact of cooking
Ensure cleaner air
Improve health
Reduce dependence on imported energy
Save costs for users
Partnership
With Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS)
For large-scale deployment
Energy Efficient Fans Programme (EEFP)
Ceiling fans and electricity consumption
40% of residential electricity
Over 25% of India's overall electricity
Potential savings
20% of residential electricity
By replacing fans with energy-efficient ones
Goal
Distribute 1 crore efficient BLDC fans
Initiated during G20 Energy Transitions Working Group, 2023
Objectives
Reduce energy consumption
Reduce environmental impact
Enhance consumer comfort
Lower electricity bills

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