Registered as Biogas Indiantech Association. Annual Report of IBA: AY

Transcription

1 Registered as Biogas Indiantech Association Annual Report of IBA: AY

2 About IBA Office: Gurgaon First nationwide and professional biogas association, established in 2011 Supports and represents the stakeholders: operators, manufacturers, planners, representatives from public bodies, science and research, and all other environmental enthusiasts. VISION Our vision is to propagate biogas in a sustainable way, and in the process, improve the life of our countrymen by bridging the energy deficit in greener way, while also reducing pollution and waste of our cities. MISSION Our mission is to increase awareness of biogas, promote research and development activities in the sector, and improve the business scenario of the biogas industry by advocating for conducive policies.

3 Team - IBA Gaurav Kedia Director-Operation, Chairman g.kedia@biogas-india.com Dr A R Shukla President a.shukla@biogas-india.com Binod Daga Director- Strategy binod@biogas-india.com Hatim Bhanpurawala Director - Finance hatim@biogas-india.com Abhijeet Mukherjee Project- Coordinator abhijeet@biogas-india.com Vishal Kanchan Project - Assistant vishal@biogas-india.com

4 Major activities of IBA in Launch of IBA s Telephone helpline Booth in Waste and Sanitech, New Delhi Launch of IBA s upgraded version of magazine 1 st edition of Biogas training tour in Delhi, Pune and Ahmedabad Apr-Jun 16 Jul-Sep 16 Oct-Dec 16 Jan-Mar 17 Organized InSPIRE, 2016 at IIT-BHU, Varanasi Organized Small-scale biogas plants workshop Organized large-scale biogas plant workshop

5 Key Performance Indicators Result Parameters Growth (YoY basis)* Increase in members of IBA 50% Members participation in Association s activities ~15% Companies using the provided IBA information services Stakeholders participation in training organized by IBA Overall participation of enthusiasts in IBA s biogas related information events >100% >300 >140 * Results are on YoY basis and takes into account the status as on 31 st March, 2017

6 PUBLICATIONS OF IBA in

7 Organized Events Events of IBA in 2016/2017 Supported Events Inspire Varanasi Renewable Energy India Expo Workshop- Large scale Biogas plant Municipalika Biogas Training Tour Smart City Expo GST Workshop Waste and Sanitech India General Assembly IFAT India Status-quo Study on Biogas Envirotech Asia

8 GLIMPSE OF SOME EVENTS in

9 Identification of biogas Industry Market Challenges Social Stigma (NIMBY syndrome) Market for organic manure missing Nascent Market with limited players challenges Mitigation Strategy Promoting Awareness, Reaching last mile with NGOs Work on amendment to FCO, Dept. of Fertilizer Awareness building, collaboration with Academic Institutes Operations Finance Regulations Feedstock security/repeated break in Supply Chain Non-Segregated waste supply Availability of Skilled Manpower Insecurity over business viability Lack of credibility of customers Access to loans from FI Higher capital cost/ payback period Inclination towards power based projects Lack of concrete Standardization Non Synchronous Centre and State Policies Lengthier subsidy sanction method of MNRE Resource Mapping, emphasis on pre-feasibility Pan-India adaptation of SWM rules Capacity Building, Tailor made courses Securing off-take, roping in OMCs Due diligence, Certification of players Priority Sector lending, Innovative Financial Models Market development, Fostering Industry-Institute Partnership Balance of centralized and decentralized tech. Expedite development of Indian Standards Building regional working groups to work on State and local body related policies Performance based Incentives shall induce faster clearances

10 IBA s Balanced Approach in Quarterly publications, Monthly newsletter, info. brochure Discounted fees for training, events and workshops Voice of members Advisory role to policy makers Member Mapping Working hour Helpline Membership Drive Availability of Funds Budgeted Project fund Membership Fees Sponsorship, Promotions Cash flow from events Self sustainability in long term Training and awareness drives Delegation trip Biogas plants visit Allocation of resources to valueadded activities Innovation and Learning Streamlining Operations Inputs from GBA s modus operandi Document standardization Planning and strategy formulation Half yearly Progress review Feedback from Members

11 Presence of members/enthusiasts

12 IBA s Communication Mix Present Modes Newsletter Magazines, Periodicals Social Networking Helpline Flyer/Brochure Seminars and workshops Training and awareness programs Members Feedback management General Assembly Lobbying Certified Listing of manufacturers Online Certification Courses Skill Development Training Program Mobile Application on Biogas Formation of regional working groups

13 IBA s Resource Utilization and Management Relationship Building 10% Travel 9% Enquiry handling 15% General Documentation 35% Participation in events 15% Human Resource Involvement Position Papers 1% Preparing Newsletter 5% Preparing Magazines 10%

14 Please visit for more information