17th January 2007

Bureau of Energy Efficiency has set up a voluntary programme in which the various sub-sectors of industry participate for information exchange on the mandatory provisions of EC Act as well as other areas and other technical assistance need to improve energy efficiency levels. The specific energy consumption norms are proposed to be fixed up through this voluntary approach only.
The main objective of this voluntary programme is to promote positive change and to identify the leaders who drive that change. The programme is expected to offer ideas that can improve business and economic benefits through reduced energy use.

In this connection, a one day Aluminium Sector Task Force workshop is being organized at M/s Indian Hindalco Industries Limited, Hirakud Smelter, Hirakud (Orissa) on 19th August 2005. The programme schedule for the task force workshop is at Annexure. The Coordinator for this task force workshop is Shri Jugal Kishor Mishra, Senior Manager – WCM & EM, HINDALCO-Hirakud, Hindalco Industries Limited. M/s Hindalco Industries Ltd., would be providing the Guest House/Hotel accommodation for upto 40 participants at Hirakud. The transport arrangement from the Jharsuguda junction (70 km from Hirakud plant) and Sambalur main station (15 km from Hirakud plant) will be provided by M/s Hindalco Industries Limited. The participants willing to attend the programme should write to BEE at the below given address:

Bureau of Energy Efficiency
Hall No.IV, 2nd Floor, NBCC Towers
15, Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi – 110 066
Fax No. 26178352/26178328

Please note that acceptance of the nomination will be on first-come-first served basis and participation will be restricted to 40 participants only. details

The revised draft books will be available Mid February 2005, however the old ones posted at http://www.bee-india.nic.in/are sufficient to formulate additional sample questions of the category objective, short and long descriptive type. For details refer the sample questions bank. We are looking for at least 600 additional questions (objective , short and long type). They should not be just repetitions of the existing ones. Sample entries must the satisfy the following requirements.

1. Reference to relevant page of Book 1 through 4 
2. Content must be of practical relevance and only slightly changed repetitions of calculations in the books.
3. Correct solution must be provided, and 
4. No ambiguity in question 

There will be a total budget of up to Rs. 3 lakhs.
100 best question bank (from Book 1 through 4, includes objectives, short and long descriptive type ) submitted will be suitably rewarded.

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