The target is to replace 770 million incandescent bulbs in the residential sector throughout the country with LEDs.
The scheme is being executed by Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), a Public Energy Services Company under power ministry across 11 states in the country.
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With the distribution of 60 million bulbs, EESL has helped India avoid peak demand of 1,848 Mw and an estimated energy savings of more than 20 million kWh per day.
The energy saving achieved converts to monetary savings of more than Rs 8 crore per day and has led to a CO2 emission reduction of over 17,352 tonnes per day.
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