GHG Mitigation in Rail Sector

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GHG Mitigation in Rail Sector India Pavilion, 9 November 2016 COP22, Marrakech

Sustainable Green Transportation System Increase of Rail mode share from 36% to 45 %, Dedicated Freight Corridors, Improvement in Energy efficiency Solar power in Railways – Land & Roof top Mass Rapid Transit Systems

Sustainable Green Transportation System..Contd Sagarmala & Bharatmala projects for Waterways Green Highways Use of Hybrid & Electric Vehicles (NEMMP - 2020) Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Programme, Bharat Stage IV to Stage VI National Policy on Bio-Fuels , 5% blending in Railways

Passenger transport shares Report of Expert Group on Low Carbon Strategies Passenger transport shares 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 Air 0.5% 0.71% 0.85% 0.97% 1.12% 1.32% Rail 15.84% 14.6% 14.34% 14.5% 14.79% 14.94% Road 83.67% 84.69% 84.81% 84.53% 84.09% 83.74% Freight transport shares 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 Air 0.02% Rail 42.82% 41.69% 39.47% 36.79% 34.3% 32.32% Road 57.16% 58.29% 60.51% 63.18% 65.67% 67.65%

Energy Consumption by Railways During 2013-14 Railway consumed 2.8 billion litres of HSD Oil for Traction - 3.4 % of National Consumption and 6.0% of Transport sector consumption 14.4 Billion Units of Electricity for Traction - 1.8 % of National Consumption

Transport Sector Share of Traffic & GHG Emissions (2007) Passenger Traffic (in %) Freight Traffic GHG emissions (tCO2 mn) % Share of GHG emissions Road 84.2 57.16 123.24 87.47 % Rail 14.1 42.82 6.11 4.33 % Aviation 0.7 0.02 10.12 7.18 % Waterways -- 0.01 1.42 1.12 %

Railways is the most energy efficient mass transport system Comparison of Energy intensity in various modes Railways is the most energy efficient mass transport system Energy intensity comparison- 2004-05 Pass. Railways Taxis Bus Terra Joule/ BPKM 71 1338 196 Freight HCVs Terra Joule/ BTKM 91 1125 Railways is 2.8 times energy efficient in Pass. Traffic and 12.4 times in Freight Traffic

Specific actions for IR in India Endeavour to increase share of Railways in total land transportation from 36% to 45%. Construction of Dedicated Freight Corridor To improve Specific Fuel / Energy consumption in Traction system, 100% Production of energy efficient 3 phase locomotives from 2016-17 onwards. To install solar Power on land, roof tops, coaches. PAT scheme to be extended to Railway sector, Bulk users like Railways to use 5% blending of bio- fuels

Target for Emission Intensity reduction over IR tCo2/million GTKM % reduction Annual savings in million tCo2 2005 12.40 Base year 2014 10.82 12.7 3 2020 9.44 23 9 2030 8.35 31

GHG Mitigation strategies for IR Debottlenecking the existing network Strengthening the existing network Augmentation of network Energy efficient operation Renewable and Alternate sources of Energy

Mitigation Strategies - Passenger Traffic Increasing frequency, speeds & throughput of passenger traffic by Rail mode through capacity augmentation Use of Non suburban Electrical / Diesel Multiple Units as better option for medium distance transport Introduction of High Speed Rail service(HSR)

Mitigation Strategies - Frieght Traffic Stepping up rail share is the need of hour - Share of rail in freight decreased from 80% in 1950-51 to 36% in 2013-14 - But absolute freight traffic increased from 44 BTKM in 1950-51 to 601 BTKM in 2009-10 Dedicated Freight Corridor - 3376 km of Eastern and Western corridors by 2020 Electrification – 10000 KM by 2020, further 15000 KM by 2030

Other important augments Doubling - 10000 km by 2020 - Further 16000 km by 2030 Gauge Conversion – 3500 km by 2020 New lines - @ 400 km p.a. up to 2020 - @ 500 km p.a. up to 2030

Rolling Stock augmentation 4000 locomotives to be manufactured/ procured by 2020, further 7500 by 2030 9000/12000 hp energy efficient electric locos and 6000 hp state of the art diesel locos to be inducted. To procure 83000 wagons by 2020, further 195000 by 2030 To manufacture/procure 34000 coaches by 2020, further 83000 by 2030 To introduce distributed powered electrical multiple unit train sets

Energy Efficiency – Diesel Traction Improvement in Fuel Efficiency– Mitigation measures Energy Efficiency – Diesel Traction Improvement in Fuel Efficiency– Passenger Traffic- 5.37% by 2020 compared to 2013-14 and further 4.23% by 2030 Freight traffic- 3.71% by 2020 compared to 2013-14 and further 3.86% by 2030 Provision to handle Hotel load in Diesel Locomotives Auxiliary Power Units in Diesel Locos Multi Genset locos Common Rail Electronic Direct Injection (CReDI) Guidance for optimised Loco Driving (GOLD)

Mitigation measures Energy Efficiency – Electric Traction Improvement in Energy Efficiency– Passenger Traffic-2.12% by 2020 compared to 2013-14 and further 2.7% by 2030 Freight Traffic-7.22% by 2020 compared to 2013-14 and further 6% by 2030 Switch over to 3 phase energy efficient Locomotive / EMU technology Introduction of latest Energy Efficient Locomotive technology with Regenerative Braking features Hotel load provision in locos Energy cum speed Monitoring System ( EMSON) for energy efficient driving

Efforts on improving Energy efficiency Trailing Rolling Stock Pay load to tare ratio to be increased- 3.44 to 4.0/4.21 Commodity specific wagons for better through put & logistic advantages for customers S.S. Coaches with higher C.C. To improve PKM to GTKM ratio

Developed indigenously with DRDO BIO TOILETS Developed indigenously with DRDO 17388 bio toilets installed in about 7000 coaches upto 2014-15 17,000 bio toilets to be fitted in 2015-16 4711 bio toilets fitted in 1347 coaches up to Aug. 2015 All coaches to be fitted with bio toilets by 2021-22

Use of Renewable Energy Sources Commitment to source at least 10% of electric energy through Renewable sources Includes 1000 MW of solar energy & 170 MW of wind energy Blending upto 5 % by using bio-Diesel by 2020 As on 12 KL being procured Next year 50 KL to be the target CNG based Multi Unit under trials LNG based Diesel Locos being developed.

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