Energy Conservation Act
Promoting Efficient Use of Energy for a Sustainable Sindh through rigorous regulatory frameworks and innovative conservation practices.
A Sustainable Energy Future for Sindh
The Energy Conservation Act serves as the cornerstone of the Provincial Government's commitment to energy efficiency. Established to regulate the consumption and distribution of power across industrial, commercial, and residential sectors, the act empowers SEPRA to implement strict standards that align with international sustainability goals.
Through this legislative instrument, Sindh aims to reduce energy intensity by 20% by 2030, fostering an environment where innovation meets responsibility. The Act provides the necessary legal teeth to ensure compliance while offering incentives for those who lead the charge in conservation.
Core Mandate
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Standardization of electrical equipment
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Mandatory Energy Audits for industries
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Promotion of Green Building Codes
Key Provisions
Standards & Labeling
Mandatory energy performance standards for all electrical appliances imported or manufactured within Sindh. All equipment must display the SEPRA Energy Star rating for consumer awareness.
Energy Audits
Requirement for designated consumers to conduct annual energy audits by SEPRA-certified auditors to identify and eliminate waste.
Penalties & Enforcement
Strict financial penalties for non-compliance with conservation standards, including grid-disconnection protocols for persistent industrial violators.
Sindh Building Energy Codes (SBEC)
Integration of thermal insulation, natural lighting optimization, and renewable energy mandates in all new commercial constructions over 5,000 sq. ft.
Read Full Code DocumentationImpact & Achievements
Quantifiable progress made through the enforcement of the Energy Conservation Act since 2021.
TONNES CO2 REDUCED
ENERGY SAVED ANNUALLY
INDUSTRIES AUDITED
Legal Notifications
Appliance Efficiency Standards Notification
Notification No. SEPRA/ECA/2023-45 - Revised rating scales for domestic AC units.
Industrial Audit Mandate Phase II
Extension of energy audit requirements to textile and leather processing units.