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Power Department
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ORGANISATION & FUNCTIONThe Centre is an autonomous body under the Department of Power, Government of Kerala, devoted to the improvement of energy efficiency in the State, promotion of energy conservation and encouraging development of technologies related to energy through research, training, demonstration programmes and awareness creation. The center is the designed agency to enforce the provisions of Energy Conservation Act 2001 in the State of Kerala.
The Centre is also promoting Small Hydro Power developments in the State. The united Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) opened its first Regional Centre for Small Hydro Power in Energy Management Centre on 4 April 2003. In order to give an impetus to the development of Small Hydro Projects in the Kerala State, Government of Kerala has constituted a Small Hydro Promotion Cell, attached to EMC.
OBJECTIVES
The objectives of the Centre are to facilitate efficient management of all forms of energy, to promote energy efficiency and energy conservation and to develop new sources of energy as well as novel energy technologies with a view to increasing production, improving the quality of life and facilitating the use of energy on a sustainable basis.
In particular the objectives are:
1 To develop innovative methodologies and techniques and devise programmes for efficient energy management.
2 To identify barriers to improving energy efficiency and propose appropriate remedial approaches including policy measures and financial incentives.
3 To carry out, support and/or promote research studies on energy management.
4 To advise various sectors of economy like industry, transport and agriculture etc., the agencies connected with energy production, handling and utilization and the Government on issues related to all forms of energy and its efficient management.
5 To monitor and promote energy conservation activities in the State of Kerala.
6 To increase the skill and capability of energy professionals.
7 To act as a nodal agency for generation, collection and dissemination of latest technical information on energy management and improve the energy information system.
8 To create and maintain a database on supply, demand and prices of energy, energy efficiency, energy conservation and related technologies.
9 To review laws and regulations that have a bearing on energy efficiency, develop standards and norms for efficient energy use in the various sectors of economy in the State and propose modifications.
10 To have liaison with national & international organizations, Universities, Research Centres, Regulatory bodies, funding agencies and such other institutions connected with various aspects of energy management, including exchange of research results and energy statistics on energy policy, forecasting and planning techniques.
11 To facilitate exchange of energy experts between the state of Kerala and other regions within India and abroad.
12 To perform such other functions as desired by the Government and undertake such other activities as are relevant to fulfill the objectives of the Centre.
Governing body
Governing Body Members of the Centre as on 01.02.2008
Chairman 1. Hon’ Minister for Electricity Government of Kerala
Vice-Chairman
2. Prof. V. K. Damodaran Tara-301, Kunnukuzhy Thiruvananthapuram
Members 3 Principal Secretary (Power Department) Government of Kerala Secretariat Thiruvananthapuram 695 001
4 Principal Secretary (Finance Department) Government of Kerala Secretariat Thiruvananthapuram 695 001
5 Member (Distribution) Kerala State Electricity Board Vaidyuthi Bhavanam Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram 695 004
Chief Electrical Inspector to Govt. of Kerala 7. Director of Technical Education Fort, Thiruvananthapuram 695 023 8. Director Factories & Boilers 9. Director, ANERT 10. Director (or his nominee not below the rank of Additional Director) Department of Industries & Commerce Government of Kerala, Vikas Bhavan Thiruvananthapuram - 695 033. 11. Director General Bureau of Energy Efficiency 4 th Floor, Sewa Bhavan, RK Puram, 12. Chairman, Institution of Engineers (lndia) 13. Chairman, Indian Society for Technical Education, 14. Member Secretary Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment 15. Nominee of the Confederation of Indian Industries 16. Shri. Jyothikumar Kerala Electrical and Allied Engineering Co. Ltd 17. Prof. P.O.J. Lebba T. K. M. College of Engineering, Kollam 18. Shri. Sreekumar Former Managing Director, SILK. 19. Sri. E. John Thomas, 20. Director Member Secretary Energy Management Centre
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