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India plans to cap AC cooling at 20 deg C under new standardisation rules

Operating under the auspices of the Ministry of Power, BEE advocates for the implementation of energy-efficient practices, equipment, devices, and systems. It undertakes measures to promote preferential treatment for the adoption of energy-efficient appliances

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The announcement comes at a time when India`s peak power demand has been rising and hit 241 GW on June 9. Representational Pic

The announcement comes at a time when India`s peak power demand has been rising and hit 241 GW on June 9. Representational Pic

The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) is presently engaged in the development of a framework aimed at standardising default temperatures for air conditioning units within the range of 20 to 28 degrees Celsius. This initiative seeks to enhance energy efficiency throughout the country.

Operating under the auspices of the Ministry of Power, BEE advocates for the implementation of energy-efficient practices, equipment, devices, and systems. It undertakes measures to promote preferential treatment for the adoption of energy-efficient appliances, reported PTI.

Discussions pertaining to this matter are currently in progress; however, no definitive decision has been reached regarding the precise temperature range or the timeline for the issuance of corresponding guidelines, as stated by an official who requested anonymity, according to reports from news agency PTI. 

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