News Release
23th Feb. 2015
Heat Pump & Thermal Storage Technology Center of Japan

Heat Pumps Workshop in India
Heat Pump & Thermal Storage Technology Center of Japan (Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Chairman:Hiroshi Komiyama), a general incorporated foundation that endeavors to popularize
heat pump and thermal storage systems that contribute greatly to measures for savingenergy and mitigating global warming and are recognized as the equipment to use
renewable energy in Europe, has participated the workshop on “Japanese Experienceon Promoting Heat Pump Systems for Energy Efficiency” and made public relations for
diffusion of heat pump equipment in India.

○ Workshop in India

Date: Wednesday, 04 February 2015

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Venue: Hotel Taj Palace

Organizer: The Energy Conservation Center, Japan, ECCJThe Energy and Resources Institute, TERITheme: Japanese Experience on Promoting Heat Pump Systems for Energy Efficiency

Session: Opening session and Technical session

Number of participant: 60 people (Maximum of the seat capacity)Inaugural address: Dr Ajay Mathur, Director General, BEE (Bureau of Energy

Efficiency) mentioned that although the expectation to the heat pump is highthe cost should be lower for dissemination in India.

○ Presentation
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Mr. Junichi Noka, ECCJ
「Energy Conservation Potential of Heat Pump System」
・Introduction of ECCJ’s activity and their cooperation as to capacity
building in India.

Mr. Yukinobu Hirose, HPTCJ「Heat Pump Technology –Benefits, Applications and Case examples-」・Introduction of basic knowledge of Heat Pump Technology, it’s variableapplication and advanced introduction examples in Japan.

Mr. Pradeep Kumar/Mr Sandeep Kacchawa TERI, India「Energy Conservation Potential of Heat Pump System」
・As an effect of urbanization(26%:1991→36%:2020) the electricity consumptionin the building will be 3 times by 2021 from 2010 level. Therefore, airconditioning industry will grow 5 times by 2020 taking 2007 as a reference.
Which result that the dissemination of heat pump will grow 2.5 times by 2020
taking 2007 as a reference.

Mr. A M Ghosh,TERI, India

and Mr Rabhi Abdessalem, IGES, Japan「Application of Heat Pump Technology in the Indian Buildings -Potential＆TERI’s Experience-」

・Potential industries for heat pump applications are as follows;① Industries; textile, pulp and paper, dairy, food processing② Service sector; hotels and commercial building⇒ Potential energy saving with heat pump will be 30～40%.
・Pilot heat pump technologies already successfully demonstrated in Indianindustries by TERI and IGES.
Mr. Tsutomu Masamoto Toshiba Carrier Corporation, Japan「High Temperature Water Circulation Type Heat Pump for Industries」
・CAONS is an air-source heat pump for industrial use. They could provide
hot water up to 90℃ which is the highest among circular heat pump system.
・Compact unit design considering space-saving.
・Easy installation for narrow space as the unit size is almost same as thatof compact commercial air-conditioners.

Mr. Hideaki Suzuki, Toshiba Carrier Corporation, Japan「High-Efficient Operations of Multi-Split Type Air Conditioning System for Building in Japan 」

・VRF system has increased 1.7 times in last 10 years.
・The ratio of VRF systems is large in small-medium size buildings. So theperformance improvement of VRF is directly effective for energy saving ofthe buildings.
・By the cooperation control of the following matters, it is possible to achieveenergy saving 8.7% in cooling and 14.2% in heating.
-to perform the cooperation control by the indoor units-to arrange the indoor units in zigzag layout

Mr. Hitoshi Tanaka & Mr. Gaurav Mehtani, Daikin Air-conditioning India,「Heat Pump Technology –A Future Prospective-」
・In 2013, total sales of residential AC in India was 28,000 units while Daikin
India’s sales were 7,000 units which account for 25% of this market.
・Also in 2013, total sales of VRF in India was 20,000units while Daikin India’ssales were 11,000units which account for 56% or this market.
・They promote inverter air conditioner in India and emphasize the merit like
reduction of electricity consumption.

○ Agenda of the workshop
TimeTheme

10.00– 10:30

Registration with Tea/ Coffee

10:30– 11:10Opening Session
 Welcome remarks

Mr Girish Sethi, Director, TERI, India

 Opening remarks

Mr. Jiro Sogawa,Managing Director

Energy Conservation Center Japan (ECCJ) Special address

Mr. Tsunemasa Teramoto
Embassy of Japan

 Special address

Ms Varsha Joshi
Joint Secretary, MNRE. India

 Inaugural address

Dr Ajay Mathur
Director General, BEE, India

11:10– 12:10

Technical Session – I: Heat pump application in industry & building sectors
Chairperson : Mr Girish Kumar, Director, MNRE Energy conservation potential of heatpump system Heat pump technology-Benefits, Applications and Case

Mr. Naoya Sugai
ECCJ, JapanMr. Yukinobu HiroseHeat Pump and Thermal storage Center Japan

examples –(HPTCJ) Application of heat pump technology in

Mr. Pradeep Kumar/Mr Sandeep Kacchawathe Indian buildings – potential &TERI, India

TERI’s experience Application of heat pump technology in
the Indian industries – potential &Mr. A M Ghosh,TERI, IndiaandMr Rabhi Abdessalem, IGES, Japan

TERI’s experience
 Q&A
12:10

– 12:25

12:25– 14:00

Tea/ Coffee
Technical Session – II: Japanese experience on application of heat pump technology
Chairperson: Mr Abhay Bakre, Executive Director , PCRA High Temperature Water Circulation TypeHeat Pump for Industries
 High-Efficient Operations ofMulti-Split Type Air-Conditioning

Mr. Tsutomu Masamoto
Toshiba Carrier Corporation, JapanMr. Hideaki Suzuki
Toshiba Carrier Corporation, Japan

System for Buildings in Japan
 "Heat Pump technology" - A Future
Prospective

Mr. Hitoshi Tanaka & Mr. Gaurav Mehtani
Daikin Air-conditioning India, Pvt.Ltd

 Q&A
14:00

– 14:10

Closing remarks
 Closing remarks

Mr Junichi Noka, ECCJ, Japan Closing remarks

Mr Chetankumar

A Sangole, TERI, India

14:10– 15:00

Lunch

15:00

– 16:00

One to one meeting of interested participants with Japanese experts