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12 Sustainable Public Procurement: Towards a low carbon economy Figure 1.2: Possible Energy Paths and CO2 emission intensity 0.08 CO 2 Emission Intensity 0.07 kg CO2/Rs of GDP 0.06 0.05 0.04 0.03 2001 2006 2011 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036 Year LOWEFF BAU NUC EFF HYB Source: TERI / Ministry of Environment and Forests 2006,Energy- Economic-Environemtn Modelling to support climate change assessment and policy making in India. Report No. 2004EM22 The more detailed sectoral assessment suggests that the best potential to reduce carbon emissions through energy efficiency are found in the following sectors: transport, residential & commercial sectors, and in industrial and end use efficiency. A brief highlight of the energy savings potential in the buildings sector which may be of relevance to this study is given in the table below. T E R I Report No. 2007GL01
13 Sustainable Public Procurement: Towards a low carbon economy Table 1.1 : Energy efficient measures and associated energy saving potential for a new residential and commercial building in India Residential building Measure Savings potential Proper orientation, fenestration and shading, roof and wall 15% insulation (wall insulation for air conditioned buildings only) Energy efficient lighting for internal application 5% Solar water heating system 10% Commercial building Measure Savings potential Proper orientation, fenestration and shading, Roof and wall 10% insulation (wall insulation for air conditioned buildings only), efficient glazing system Energy efficient lighting for internal application 15% Efficient space conditioning system 15% Source – TERI Compilation, 2007 The figure below summarises opportunities to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from 7209 to 4715 million tonnes by 2031. Of this decrease, a large proportion (2/3) is due to improved energy efficiency in the above sectors. (TERI Analysis, 2007) Figure 1.3: CO2 Emission reduction potential in India by sectors (2001-2031) Source: TERI 2007 Analysis T E R I Report No. 2007GL01
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