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Published: 28 Jan 12
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India devises action plan to promote energy efficiency

India has devised a plan to promote energy efficient products in the country.

 

A joint plan of action has been devised where the Bureau of Energy Efficiency will cooperate with the department of consumer affairs and consumer organisations.

This was disclosed by Ajay Mathur, BEE director general, while releasing an industry survey here Saturday.

Conducted by CUTS International, the survey says that there is a need to boost investment for energy-efficient products to sustain economic growth in a energy-deficient country like India.

"A sustained growth of the Indian economy will be constrained by unavailability of energy, and therefore bringing in an era of energy efficiency makes great sense," Mathur said, commenting on the findings.

More than 20,000 households and 500 traders spread India and 50 producers from across the country participated in the survey.

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