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About BEEP

Building Energy Efficiency Programme (BEEP)

1. Overview of the Programme – What is the programme about?

The Building Energy Efficiency Programme (BEEP) is a flagship initiative of Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) under the Ministry of Power, Government of India.
Launched in 2017, BEEP aims to reduce energy consumption and operational costs in public and commercial buildings through energy-efficient retrofitting.
This includes upgrading lighting, air-conditioning, ceiling fans, and implementing smart energy management systems.

2. Geographical Coverage – Where is the programme being implemented?

BEEP is implemented PAN-India, covering:

Central government buildings (e.g. Nirman Bhawan, NITI Aayog, CGO Complex)
State government buildings
Public sector institutions (e.g. railways, airports)
Municipal and urban local body offices
Private commercial buildings (on a voluntary/contractual basis)

3. Key Benefits – What are the main advantages or outcomes of the programme?

Benefit	Description
Energy Savings	Up to 30–50% reduction in energy consumption per building
Cost Savings	Reduced electricity bills for government and institutional users
Environmental Impact	Lower carbon emissions and improved energy footprint
Modernized Infrastructure	Upgraded to LED lighting, energy-efficient ACs, BEE 5-star fans
Smart Monitoring	Deployment of Energy Management Systems (EMS) and real-time data logging
Sustainability	Supports India’s clean energy and carbon neutrality goals

4. Available Models

BEEP is offered under the following business models:

A. ESCO Model (Energy Service Company – Performance-Based Contract)

In the ESCO model, EESL makes the full upfront investment in implementing energy efficiency measures.
The building owner repays EESL through the savings accrued on electricity bills over an agreed period.

No upfront cost for the client
EESL assumes investment and performance risk
Payments are made from verified energy savings
Includes supply, installation, and maintenance

B. PMC Model (Project Management Consultancy)

Under this model, the client funds the project while EESL acts as a technical consultant and project manager.
EESL provides end-to-end support, including design, procurement, implementation, and quality assurance.

Client retains full ownership and control
EESL is paid a fixed consultancy fee
Suitable for projects requiring expert technical guidance

C. Marketing Model

In this model, EESL supplies certified energy-efficient products such as LED lights, ceiling fans, and super-efficient ACs.
The client is responsible for installation and operations.

EESL provides only equipment supply
Installation, commissioning, and maintenance are handled by the client
Allows flexibility and fast deployment

D. Upfront Model (Turnkey/Capex Model)

In the Upfront model, the client pays EESL in advance—either fully or in agreed milestones—for executing the complete project.
EESL delivers the project on a turnkey basis, including design, procurement, installation, and commissioning.