AP HCL to Collaborate with EESL … A major initiative of Energy Efficiency in indian Housing Sector…. Vishal Kapoor.. CEO.. EESL
Vijayawada, September 24: In a resolute commitment to uplift the underprivileged and marginalized, the Andhra Pradesh Government will launch India’s largest Energy-Efficiency programme in housing scheme soon. The government’s “PedalandarikiIllu” initiative, part of “Navaratnalu,” is dedicated to realizing “Housing for All” with support from Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL, MoP, GoI) to promote energy efficiency and elevate living standards for the marginalized.
Highlighting the latest advancements in the housing scheme AP Housing department officials said that State Government prioritizes housing, aiming to provide permanent homes to eligible households through the “PedalandarikiIllu” initiative and distributed 30.65 lakh house sites, with women holding titles to 71,811 acres so far, totaling cost of land given approximately Rs. 56,102 crore.
Of the total beneficiaries, a striking 19.91% belong to Scheduled Castes, 5.76% to Scheduled Tribes, 54.35% to Backward Classes, and 19.98% to Other Castes.
The government is poised to construct 30.65 lakh houses, with a project cost totaling Rs. 83,460 Crore. A substantial 21.75 lakh houses have already been sanctioned under PMAY-YSR-Urban and Gramin schemes, with a project cost of Rs. 64,337 Crore. The housing schemes for Weaker Sections are being efficiently implemented through the Andhra Pradesh State Housing Corporation Limited,(APHCL) and the APTIDCO is adding to this momentum by constructing 2.62 lakh houses for the Urban Poor in 88 ULBs at 163 locations.
For the first time in India, the AP government is Prepared to facilitate each beneficiary with 4 LED bulbs, 2 LED tube lights, and 2 Energy Efficiency BLDC fans, supported by Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL). MOP. GOI
This initiative is expected to save about 734 units of energy per house per year, equating to approximately Rs. 352 crore in annual energy savings for the 15.6 lakh houses in phase-1. Ajay Jain, Special Chief Secretary for Housing, encourages housing beneficiaries to voluntarily take advantage of these energy-efficient offerings facilitated by the Housing corporation for an improved quality of life.
These houses, in a G+3 pattern, are divided into three categories based on size and financing. Beneficiaries receive 300 sq.ft. houses entirely free of cost, while others are funded through contributions from both central and state governments, as well as loans from beneficiaries. Additionally, the government ensures necessary infrastructure for these colonies.
To reduce construction costs, the government provides discounted materials and ensures transparent payments to beneficiaries’ bank accounts. Temporary storage and brick/block manufacturing units are
Reddy’s strong commitment to uplift the marginalized. His being established in layouts for further cost reduction.
Special Chief Secretary for Housing, Ajay Jain, underlines Chief Minister Y. S. Jaganmohan Reddy’s and Housing Minister Jogi Ramesh’s have strong commitment to Uplift the marginalized. His “PedalandarikiIllu” housing initiative, a core component of The ”Navaratnalu” program, is transforming the lives of the underprivileged, making Dignified living a reality for all.
Construction is well underway, with 19.13 lakh houses grounded, 10.43 lakh in basement and above stages, and 5.08 lakh houses completed. The government has disbursed Rs. 15,584 Crore, including Rs. 12,543 Crore to beneficiaries and Rs. 3,041 Crore to material suppliers. In addition, 1.57 lakh houses are completed under APTIDCO, with 0.95 lakh nearing completion, costing Rs. 14,090 Crore. Development of 19.13 lakh houses in 17,005 YSR Jagananna colonies is progressing, and Rs. 2777 Crore already allocated for social infrastructure projects, including schools, hospitals, and parks, and other social amenities.
Besides adopting Energy Efficiency Methods with the active and timely Support of AP Energy dept, Housing dept has decided to create the best Electricity Infrastructure for which in recent meeting Chief Minister appreciated energy dept, Discoms & APSEEDCO for their active role in providing the best services to the beneficiary said Ajay Jain
On behalf of Vishal Kapoor, CEO of Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL), .MOP.GOI..Animesh Mishra and Nitin bhutt, Savitri Singh..Pawan..,Sr. Excecutives of EESL who have met Spl.CS Ajay Jain.
MD ..APHCL, JD.Siva Prasad and briefed about the impact of Energy Efficiency Project in Housing dept….While Submitting a report on this they have emphasizes the crucial role of energy efficiency in this effort. Energy-efficient appliances improve living standards and contribute significantly to energy conservation, aligning with the government’s commitment to sustainability and economic savings.
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