About ADEETIE (Assistance for Deployment of Energy Efficient Technologies in Industries and Establishments) Scheme

The Ministry of Power (MoP), supported by Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) has envisaged a constructive scheme (policy) enabling complete handholding services for adoption of energy efficient technologies, supported by fiscal financial incentives (interest subvention). Assistance for Deployment of Energy Efficient Technologies in Industrial Establishments (ADEETIE) Scheme has been pragmatically planned with following

Objective: To facilitate MSMEs to upgrade with energy efficient technologies/measures across 60 clusters spanning 14 sectors through financial instruments and handholding them in carrying out investment grade energy audit, detail project report, monitoring and verification of the implementation.

Scheme components

(i) Interest Subvention: The scheme provides a 5% interest subvention for Micro and Small Enterprises and 3% interest subvention for Medium Enterprises on loans for Energy Efficiency technology adoption.

(ii) Streamlined Project Implementation – Widespread promotion and awareness, support for Investment grade energy audits and preparation of detail project reports, end-2-end support in all stages till monitoring and verification of the implementation.

(iii) Support Provided: Technical handholding, financial incentives, Assistance in conducting IGEA, preparing DPRs, and MRV.

(iv) Scheme Duration: 3 years (FY 2025-26 to FY 2027-28).

Eligibility

(a) Eligible Enterprises: Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) with Udhyam ID operational in 60 energy-intensive clusters in 14 sectors

(b) This scheme is designed to help manufacturing businesses in India become more energy efficient. Enterprises operating in industrial clusters across the following energy-intensive sectors will be covered: 1. Brass, 2. Bricks, 3. Ceramic, 4. Chemical, 5. Fishery, 6. Food Processing, 7. Forging, 8. Foundry, 9. Glass & Refractory, 10. Leather, 11. Paper, 12, Pharma, 13. Steel Re-rolling, and 14. Textile.

(c) Entities must demonstrate 10% energy savings of the implemented technologies