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1. BACKGROUND

MITCON is an ISO 9001 – 2000, dividend paying consultancy organization in India promoted by leading financial institutions (ICICI, IDBI, IFCI), public sector commercial banks and State Corporations of Maharashtra.  Green Power Division (GPD) of MITCON provides range of expert professional consultancy services in energy efficiency / conservation, renewable energy (wind, hydro, solar etc.), biomass based cogeneration & captive power, environment management & engineering and climate change to local, regional, national and global customers. GPD has successful track record of 18 years.  These services have been acknowledged by number of stakeholders and customers. 

MITCON enjoys an unique position in India where massive work at the micro or unit or project level, as well as key assignments at the macro or policy level have been undertaken, in focus areas for climate change including energy efficiency, renewable energy & environment protection. Further, MITCON has witnessed, participated and activated climate change markets both at the global and national levels.  The micro & macro level experience in focused areas, involvement and actual work in CDM projects, as well as national & global network, MITCON is in the strongest position to successfully shoulder the responsibility of CDM consultancy services.

2. DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION

MITCON is catalyst to domestic and international business and is an escort to investors in India.  MITCON is based in Maharashtra with head office in Pune, a full fledged office in Mumbai and a well organized office in New Delhi. A total core staff of about 50 consultants and over 200 associate experts provide vide range of industrial, technical and management consultancy services.

MITCON is active in climate change activity, an apex of all services mentioned above, for global business. Climate change division provides expert consultancy services to the customers for roping them in climate change movement. A dedicated team of professionals is working and has successfully provided various kinds of services. Typically, these services include project identification, preparation of project information note, project concept note, project design document (existing & new methodology), assistance in securing approval from DNA, assistance in appointing DoE & completion of validation / CDM EB registration, assistance in CER commercialization, assistance in signing emission trade agreements, development of monitoring & verification protocols etc.  MITCON also provides hand holding services to the CER / VER buyers.

3. MITCON’s CLIMATE CHANGE TEAM

Team of in-house dedicated professionals undertakes climate change activities like customer interaction & education, training, PIN / PCN / PDD preparation, sourcing of buyers, CER commercialization, advise on consents, assistance in implementation of MVP, validation, negotiation and legal aspects, etc.

4. CLIMATE CHANGE - BACKGROUND

The Kyoto Protocol (KP) was signed in 1997 to tackle climate change by reducing global emissions of the greenhouse gases (GHGs). The principle of KP is that wherever in the World GHGs are emitted, the impact on the climate will be same. As per the KP, developed countries (called as Annex I countries) have emission reduction targets to achieve in certain time frame. These targets can be achieved with own efforts or through trading of Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) generated from various environment friendly projects, in developing countries (called as non Annex I countries). Trading means paying someone to reduce equivalent CO2 in the atmosphere by the same amount that your activities add. In this way, you can ‘neutralize’ or ‘balance’ the equivalent CO2 added by your activities.

5. WHAT IS CDM?

The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is one of the two project-based flexible mechanisms of the KP. These mechanisms are designed to make it easier and cheaper for industrialized countries to meet the GHG emission reduction targets that they agreed to under the Protocol. The CDM is also mandated to assist developing countries in achieving sustainable development.

6. VERS – ANOTHER OPTION TO TRADE EMISSION REDUCTION

In addition to the demand for CERs, there is limited but ongoing demand for Verified Emission Reductions (VERs). These reductions cannot be used for compliance under KP or European Emission Trading Scheme; however, there is a growing voluntary market where companies, organization and individuals are choosing to offset the GHGs associated with a particular activity. As this is a voluntary market, the buyer and seller agree how the reductions are measured, verified and delivered. This is preferred option to trade emission reductions from very small-scale projects.

7. EMISSION TRADING MECHANISMS

  1. Certified Emission Reductions (CERs)
  2. Allowances Trading (e.g. European Union Emissions Trading Scheme - EU ETS) – Compliance Market
  3. Verified Emission Reductions (VERs) – Voluntary Market

8. WHO GOT THE FUNDS THROUGH OUR CONSULTANCY SERVICES?

Sr. No.

Project

Type of Company

Type of Contract

Funds

1.

0.8 MW wind power in Karnataka

Construction

 Upfront

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 35 lac for trading of 12 years ERs
  2. Funds received within 6 months of project commissioning

2.

0.8 MW wind power in Karnataka

Construction

 Upfront

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 35 lac for trading of 12 years ERs
  2. Funds received within 6 months of project commissioning

3.

0.8 MW wind power in Karnataka

Gems Processing

Yearly.  On delivery

  1. Payment of about Rs. 1.95 lac &  Rs. 0.75 lac for 1st & 2nd year respectively

4.

0.8 MW wind power in Karnataka

Pharmaceutical

Yearly.  On delivery

  1. Payment of about Rs. 2.20 lac & Rs. 0.75 lac for 1st & 2nd year respectively

5.

3 MW industrial waste to power in Andhra Pradesh

Independent Power Producer

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 92 lac for 1.5 year’s ERs

6.

35 MW bagasse based cogen  project in Maharashtra

BOOT Developer

PDD development funding

  1. Payment of about Rs. 37 lac towards transaction cost

7.

445 MW combined cycle power generation in Andhra Pradesh

Independent Power Producer

Transaction cost funding

  1. All transaction cost

8.

0.675 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Engineering

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 18 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

9.

3.75 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Foundry

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 100 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

10.

0.6 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Export House

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 19 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

11.

1.175 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Foundry

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 30.68 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

12.

1.25 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Construction

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 40.72 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

13.

0.8 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Foundry

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 23 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

14.

0.7 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Paper & Pulp

Yearly.  On delivery from the date of commissioning (DoC)

  1. Payment of about Rs. 13.44 lac for trading of ERs from 26/9/2001 till 31/12/2006

15.

0.7 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Textile

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 11.50 lac for trading of ERs from 31/7/2001 till 31/12/2006

16.

0.7 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Textile

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 11.16 lac for trading of ERs from 31/7/2001 till 31/12/2006

17.

0.8 MW wind power in Rajasthan

Chemical & Mineral

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 1.53 lac for trading of ERs from 29/3/2006 till 31/12/2006

18.

0.5 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Engineering

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 1.71 lac for trading of ERs from 30/3/2006 till 31/12/2006

19.

0.8 MW wind power in Karnataka

Gems Processing

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 2.47 lac for trading of ERs from 31/3/2006 till 31/12/2006

20.

1.05 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Distillery

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 13.19 lac for trading of ERs from 31/7/2001 till 31/12/2006

21.

0.6 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Agri

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 8.5 lac for trading of ERs from 30/3/2002 till 31/12/2006

22.

0.5 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Handicraft

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 1.58 lac for trading of ERs from 30/3/2006 till 31/12/2006

23.

0.460 MW wind power in Karnataka

Foundry

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 12.39 lac for trading of ERs from 26/9/2001 till 31/12/2006

24.

0.350 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Trading

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 5.40 lac for trading of ERs from 21/09/2001 till 31/12/2006

25.

0.6 MW wind power in Karnataka

Individual

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 7.13 lac for trading of ERs from 27/3/2004 till 31/12/2006

26.

0.6 MW wind power in Karnataka

Individual

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 7.20 lac for trading of ERs from 24/3/2004 till 31/12/2006

27.

1.90 MW wind power in Maharashtra & Karnataka

 

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 26.40 lac for trading of ERs from 01/1/2002 till 31/12/2006

28

0.6 MW wind power in Karnataka

Packaging

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 7.13 lac for trading of ERs from 24/3/2004 till 31/12/2006

29.

0.6 MW wind power in Maharashtra

 

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 1.50 lac for trading of ERs from 31/3/2006 till 31/12/2006

30.

0.35 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Individual

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 4.10 lac for trading of ERs from 12/7/2001 till 31/12/2006

31.

0.8 MW wind power in Rajasthan

Gum & Chemicals

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 1.78 lac for trading of ERs from 29/3/2006 till 31/12/2006

32.

0.8 MW wind power in Rajasthan

Gaur Gum 

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 1.56 lac for trading of ERs from 29/3/2006 till 31/12/2006

33.

0.6 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Starch

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 10.42 lac for trading of ERs from 30/3/2002 till 31/12/2006

34.

0.6 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Sugar

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 10.95 lac for trading of ERs from 30/3/2002 till 31/12/2006

35.

0.350 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Textile

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 5.76 lac for trading of ERs from 27/9/2001 till 31/12/2006

36.

1.6 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Engineering

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 14.42 lac for trading of ERs from 01/01/2002 till 31/12/2006

37.

0.350 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Textile

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 5.89 lac for trading of ERs from 27/9/2001 till 31/12/2006

38.

0.350 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Textile

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 6.35 lac for trading of ERs from 27/9/2001 till 31/12/2006

39.

1.10 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Textile

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 32.50 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

40.

1.25 MW wind power in Karnataka

Jewelers

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 30 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

41.

1.25 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Paper

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 31 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

42.

0.60 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Dye Manufacturing

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 20 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

43.

0.60 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Textile

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 19 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

44.

0.80 MW wind power in Tamilnadu

Textile

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 21.50 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

45.

1.50 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Tobaco Products & Real Estate

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 44 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

46.

0.60 MW wind power in Maharashtra

 

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 20 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

47.

0.35 MW wind power in Rajasthan

Gaur Gum Trading

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 5.5 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

48.

0.35 MW wind power in Rajasthan

Gaur Gum Trading

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 5.5 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

49

1.25 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Trading

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 30 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

50.

1.25 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Manufacturing & Trading

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 35 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

51.

1.25 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Construction

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 35 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

52.

1.25 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Hotel

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 35 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

53.

2.50 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Construction

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 70 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

54.

0.60 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Export  House

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 35 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

55.

0.60 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Construction

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 20 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

56.

0.35 MW wind power in Rajasthan

Showroom

Upfront + Yearly

  1. Upfront payment of about Rs. 6.40 lac for trading of 7 years ERs

57.

3.7 MW wind power in Maharashtra

PP Bag Manufacturing

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 13 lac for trading of ERs from 6/3/2006 till 31/5/2007

58.

8 MW wind power in Karnataka & Rajasthan

Engineering

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 33.30 lac for trading of ERs from 1/4/2006 till 31/3/2007

59.

20.85 MW wind power in Maharashtra

Automobile

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 1524.12 lac for trading of ERs from 18/4/2001 till 31/03/2007

60.

1.5 MW Link canal Mini Hydel Project in Karnataka

Graphite Manufacturing

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 49.89 lac for trading of ERs from 10/9/2003 till 31/5/2007

61.

1.5 MW Biomass / Bagasse based Cogen Project in Maharashtra

Chemicals

Yearly.  On delivery from the DoC

  1. Payment of about Rs. 61 lac for trading of ERs from 1/1/2006 till 31/12/2006

9. REGISTERED PROJECTS

9.1 CER Projects

Sr. No.

Project Title

UNFCCC Website Link

Project Reference No.

1.

1.50 MW Biomass Based Captive Cogen Project

http://cdm.unfccc.int/Projects/DB/RWTUV1157199088.57/view.html

581

2.

1.50 MW Canal Link Mini Hydel Project

http://cdm.unfccc.int/Projects/DB/RWTUV1158858035.98/view.html

662

3.

20.85 MW Wind Power Project

http://cdm.unfccc.int/Projects/DB/BVQI1161930963.7/view.html

744

4.

3 MW Industrial Waste to Power Generation Project

http://cdm.unfccc.int/Projects/DB/DNV-CUK1146149553.85/view.html

399

5.

3.70 MW Wind Power Project

http://cdm.unfccc.int/Projects/DB/RWTUV1174400034.93/view.html

1009

6.

8.75 MW Wind Power Project

.http://cdm.unfccc.int/Projects/DB/SGSUKL1180440974.35/view.html

1145

9.2 VER Projects

Sr. No.

Project Title

1.

8.25 MW Bundled Wind Power Project  (7 nos. of Project Promoters)

2.

18.86 MW Bundled Wind Power Project (26 nos. of Project Promoters)

3.

3.70 MW Wind Power Project

4.

8.00 MW Bundled Wind Power Project

5.

17.45 MW Bundled Wind Power Project (18 nos. of Project Promoters)

6.

2 nos. of 0.80 MW Wind Power Projects

7.

Solar Hot Water System Project

10. CDM RELATED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS

10.1        MITCON has provided / is providing emission trade consultancy services to following projects as per applicable methodologies published by UNFCCC, engaging in-house technical skills and after undertaking CDM feasibility studies for these projects.

10.1.1 Biomass / Bagasse Based Cogen Projects

  • 1.5 MW biomass based 100% captive cogen project in a chemical industry in Maharashtra
  • 35 MW bagasse based cogen project in a sugar industry in Maharashtra
  • 35 MW bagasse based cogen project in a sugar industry in Maharashtra
  • 12 MW bagasse based cogen project in a sugar industry in Maharashtra
  • 22 MW bagasse based cogen project in a sugar industry in Karnataka
  • 600 KW biomass based co-generation for a chemical industry in Himachal Pradesh
  • 6 MW bagasse based co-generation project in a sugar industry in Maharashtra (2 nos.)
  • 9 MW bagasse based cogen project in a sugar industry in Andhra Pradesh
  • 16.5 MW bagasse based cogen project in a sugar industry in Andhra Pradesh
  • 16 MW bagasse based cogen project in a sugar industry in Maharashtra
  • 12 MW bagasse based cogen project for a public sector company in Punjab (Under UNDP – CDM programme)
  • 24 MW bagasse based cogen project in a sugar industry in Andhra Pradesh
  • 1 MW biomass based co-gen project at agro industry in Utter Pradesh

10.1.2 Biomass / Industrial Waste Based Independent Power Projects

  • 7.5 MW biomass based IPP in Rajasthan
  • 7.5 biomass based IPP in Karnataka
  • 7.5 MW poultry litter based power project in Karnataka
  • 3 MW poultry litter based IPP in Andhra Pradesh
  • 1 MW biogas to power project for a public sector company in Punjab (Under UNDP – CDM programme)
  • 4 MW biomass based IPP in Andhra Pradesh
  • 8 MW biomass based IPP in Maharashtra
  • 2 MW municipal waste to power project  in Maharashtra (2 nos.)
  • 10 MW biomass based power project in Maharashtra (2 nos.)
  • 9 MW biomass based power project in Maharashtra

10.1.3 Mini / Small Hydro Electric Projects

  • 10 MW hydro electric project for textile industry in Maharashtra
  • 10 MW hydro electric project for construction company in Maharashtra
  • 1.5 MW mini hydro electric project for a Graphite Manufacturing Company in Karnataka
  • 2.50 MW small hydro electric project in Maharashtra
  • 3.50 MW small hydro electric project in Maharashtra
  • 1.4 MW small hydro electric project in Maharashtra
  • 4.4 MW small hydro electric project in Maharashtra
  • 13.5 MW small hydro electric project in Maharashtra
10.1.4 Wind Power Projects
  • 20.85 MW wind power project for a automobile industry in Maharashtra
  • 0.8 MW wind power project for a construction company in Karnataka (2 nos.)
  • 0.8 MW wind power project for Gems processing industry in Karnataka
  • 0.8 MW wind power project for a pharmaceutical company in Karnataka
  • 0.5 MW wind power project for a engineering industry in Rajasthan
  • 0.6 MW wind power project for a construction company in Maharashtra
  • 3.70 MW wind power project for a trading company in Maharashtra
  • 4.00 MW wind power project for a group of companies in Maharashtra
  • 3.00 MW wind power project for a group of textile companies in Maharashtra
  • 1.85 MW wind power project for a engineering company in Maharashtra
  • 1.25 MW wind power project for a construction company in Maharashtra
  • 3.70 MW wind power project for a bag manufacturing company in Maharashtra
  • 0.6 MW wind power project for a industrial packing company in Karnataka
  • 0.8 MW wind power project for a food processing industry in Karnataka
  • 0.8 MW wind power project by a chemical industry in Rajasthan (3 Nos.)
  • 0.5 MW wind power project by a furniture industry in Tamilnadu
  • 0.6 MW wind power project by a fabric manufacturing company in Maharashtra
  • 1.175 MW wind power project by a steel manufacturing company in Tamilnadu
  • 3.75 MW wind power project by a gray iron casting manufacturing company in Maharashtra
  • 3.05 MW wind power project for a group companies in Maharashtra
  • 4.90 MW wind power project for group companies in Maharashtra
  • 1.6 MW wind power project for engineering company in Maharashtra
  • 13.75 MW wind power project for textile company in Maharashtra
  • 2.85 MW wind power project for textile company in Tamilnadu
  • 15 MW wind power project for a tobacco processing company  in Maharashtra
  • 8.75 MW wind power project for textile company in Maharashtra
  • 3.6 MW wind power project for textile company in Karnataka 
  • 42.5 MW  wind power project for a transport company in Karnataka
  • 10 MW wind power project for a fertilizer / petrochemical company in Maharashtra

10.1.5 Energy Efficiency & Conservation Projects

  • Various eligible energy efficiency projects and cogen project in a chemical industry in Maharashtra
  • Energy efficiency projects in a Lake City in Maharashtra
  • Energy efficiency projects in a food processing industry in Maharashtra
  • Bundle of energy efficiency projects for a automobile industry in Maharashtra
  • Bundle of energy efficiency projects for a automobile industry in Uttar Pradesh
  • Bundle of energy efficiency projects for a automobile industry in Jharkhand
  • Energy efficient cooking stove in Chandigad for a CER buyer
  • Energy efficiency / conservation project for a optical fiber manufacturing industry in Maharashtra
  • Energy efficiency / conservation project for a chemical industry (2 nos.)
  • Energy efficiency / conservation project for a processing industry  
  • Natural cooling project for a pharmaceutical industry in Madhya Pradesh

10.1.6 Waste Heat Recovery Based Power Projects

  • 8 MW waste heat recovery based power project for a sponge iron plant in Goa
  • 23.5 MW waste heat recovery based power project for a sponge iron plant in Orissa

10.1.7 Natural Gas to Power Projects (Combined Cycle)

  • 445 MW natural gas based power project in Andhra Pradesh

10.1.8  Solar Projects

  • 3 MW integrated grid interactive solar power project for a public sector company in Punjab (Under UNDP – CDM programme)
  • Pilot study for solar thermal systems in Southern India for a CER/VER buyer

10.1.9  Biomass Gasifier Projects (for thermal use)

  • 720 KWh biomass gasifier project for a chemical industry in Maharashtra

10.1.10 Methane Recovery Projects

  • Methane recovery project  for a starch company in Maharashtra

10.1.11 Fuel Switch Projects

  • 8 TPH boiler at a paper industry in Maharashtra

10.2 MITCON has also successfully organized & participated in following business meets, training programs for stakeholders and industries. MITCON is quite aware about carbon buyer and seller market as consultancy services are already being provided to the customers.

  • Participation & presentation in UNFCCC session in Bonn in June, 1999
  • Participation & presentation in Expert Group Meeting of UNIDO at Vienna
  • Participation & presentation in 1st International CHP Symposium held in Washington DC
  • Participation & presentation in CoP 6 at Hague, The Netherlands
  • Participation in EC – TERI OPET mission to Italy
  • Participation & presentation in 2nd International CHP Symposium held in The Netherlands
  • Co-organiser of 3rd International CHP/DE Symposium held parallel to COP 8 at New Delhi
  • Co-organiser of buyer seller meet for emission trading held at New Delhi
  • Participation & presentation in 3rd International CHP Symposium held in Brazil
  • International CDM conference – Jointly organized by Cogen India (MITCON is a patron member) and GTZ, at New Delhi.
  • Participation & presentation in 9th International CHP Symposium held in New York 

10.3 MITCON has also developed monitoring & verification protocol for 4 cogeneration projects located in Tamilnadu State, India for Winrock International Inc.

10.4 MITCON works hand in hand with various stakeholders among different industry sectors.  These stakeholders primarily include respective Ministries at Central and State Government level, industrial associations, productivity councils, bi-lateral agencies, financial institutions, NGOs, CER / VER buyers and other related organizations.

11. TIE UPS

MITCON has tie ups with reputed international level financial institutions, banks, buyers and environmental brokerage companies in Annex 1 countries for commercialization of CERs / VERs. Some of them are –

  • Industrial Development Bank of India Limited
  • State Bank of India
  • ICICI Bank Limited

12. CONTACT

Deepak Zade
Exec. Vice President - Green Power Division
MITCON Consultancy Services Ltd,
Kubera Chambers, Shivajinagar, Pune – 411 005
Ph : 91 - 20 – 2553 3309 / 2553 4322, Fax : 91 – 20 – 2553 3206
Mobile : 098226 84106, E-mail : deepak@mitconconsultancy.org