DIL, an ISO 50001 certified entity, strives for energy-efficient operations, aiming to improve its heat rate and reduce energy consumption. It benchmarks itself against other Indian plants, highlighting its commitment to excellence. DIL is recognized for reliable operation and holds a position among Indian power plants with the highest PLF, showcasing its efficient electricity generation and utilization of resources. This reflects DIL's dedication to sustainability, operational excellence, and contributing to a greener energy sector.
Efficient Operation
DIL is dedicated to efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions through its energy management policy and framework. We support indigenous projects aligned with efficiency goals and optimize fuel and water usage. Continuous monitoring of heat rate, optimizing auxiliary power consumption, and managing raw water usage contribute to efficiency efforts. Regular monitoring and review of performance targets enable further optimization. DIL's commitment to efficiency reflects their proactive approach to reducing emissions and operating as an environmentally conscious power plant.
Auxiliary Consumption
DIL has a proven track record of optimizing auxiliary consumption parameters through its energy management framework. We have introduced innovative ideas and state-of-the-art technological solutions to drive the desired change. Some notable achievements include achieving optimum power consumption in ESP through a Six Sigma project and optimizing LDO utilization by tweaking oil gun design. DIL has also implemented a customized energy management software solution to enhance the assessment of consumption patterns. These efforts highlight DIL's commitment to continuous improvement and efficient energy utilization.
Optimised Water Use
DIL, a thermal power unit in central India, prioritizes efficient water utilization and management. We have implemented measures to optimize water usage, from refining procedures to infrastructure investments. Despite a standard water consumption norm of 3.5 Cum/MWh, DIL consistently maintains levels below 2.25 Cum/MWh for the past five years. This showcases their commitment to sustainable water management. DIL's water conservation efforts have been recognized by various organizations. To learn more, follow the provided hyperlink for additional information.