Calculating IRR: (For Reserve Bank Office) Investment Cost of Measure: (The up-front cost of the efficiency measure

and the number of years that the measure will produce savings.) a. Total Input: 35 Lakhs Rupees b. Total Life measure: 65 Years Annual Energy Savings: a. First Year Savings: Rs 60,000 b. Energy Price Inflation: 4 %( as per energybillreports2011.pdf) For calculating IRR discount rate of 4% is been taken Table 7: Calculating IRR for RBI Office Year Savings per year (x) (4% Inflation after 1st year) 60,000 x 62,400 x 64,896 x 67,492 x 70,192 x 73,000 x 75,920 x 78,957 x 82,115 x 85,400 x 88,816 x 92,369 x 96,064 x 99,907 x 1,03,903 x 1,08,059 x 1,12,381 x 1,16,876 x 1,21,551 x 1,26,413 x PVF of a Lump Sum 0.962 0.925 0.889 0.855 0.822 0.790 0.760 0.731 0.703 0.676 0.650 0.625 0.601 0.577 0.555 0.534 0.513 0.494 0.475 0.456 = Total

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57720 57720 57693 57706 57698 57670 57699 57717 57727 57730 57730 57731 57734 57646 57666 57704 57651 57737 57737 57644

Total Savings after 20 years of implementation = Rs 11, 54,060. The expected savings after 40 years would be Rs 23, 08,120 and after 60 years it would be Rs 34, 62,180. After the end of 61st year, it will reach the breakeven point. Internal Rate of return = 4% per year

Table showing amount of money used with and without motion sensor S. No. For Residential Meter Without Motion Sensor 1 Power capacity of one tube light in watt 2 Operational hours of corridor tube lights 3 Total consumption in watts per day 4 Number of days in a month 5 Total power used by one tube light in KW 6 Cost of electricity per KW in Rupees 7 Amount paid per month @ Rs. 4.50 per unit 8 Savings per month per 1 tube light in Rupees 35.82 47.52 11.7 4.5 4.5 10560 W =10.56 KW 2640W = 2.6 KW 22 22 480 120 12 3 40 With Motion Sensor 40

Solar Water Heaters implementation in the Tilak Nagar Quarters: A sample calculation for the storage tank volume, collector area requirement and payback period for the Tilak Nagar Quarters has been done below. Total no. of hot water users in Colony = 250 Assume that amount of hot water used per resident = 20 liters / day. Total amount of water used per day in the Quarters = 6580 litres. Now typically 2 m of collector gives 125 Litres per day of hot water output at 60 C Normal tolerable hot water temperature by measurement is assumed to be 40 C. However, assuming that the end user consumes hot water at 60 C (since piping losses are also involved) the collector area required for the Quarters is 106 m. The option is either to go for forced circulation or natural circulation. Forced circulation requires various accessories and proper control of the pump. Hence selecting natural circulation system for per block is 16 m Cost of collector = Rs. 10,000 / m Total capital cost required for installation of solar water heater in the Colony = 10,000*106 = Rs 10, 60,000 The total energy consumption in the Quarters considering 4 hours of geyser operation is found to be 50*1.5*4=300 kWh/day Total energy consumption in a year = 36,000 kWh (assuming 120 days operation) Assuming the cost of electricity as Rs. 4 / kWh, Total electricity bill due to geysers in the Quarters = 36000*4 = Rs. 1, 44,000 /Simple Payback period (SPP) = (capital cost of SWHS / Electricity bill per year) = 7 years and 4 Months.