|
 |
 |
 |
 |
About Us
|
 |
|
| INDIAN MEMBER COMMITTEE - A PROFILE
|
| Patron |
| Shri Sushilkumar Shinde, Minister of Power |
| Chair Person |
| Shri P Uma Shankar , Secretary, Ministry of Power |
| Vice-Chairmen |
- Shri S Sundareshan , Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas
- Shri C Balakrishnan , Secretary, Ministry of Coal
- Shri Deepak Gupta , Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
- Shri Gurdial Singh , Chairperson, Central Electricity Authority
- Ms Parbati Sen Vyas, Secretary (ER) Ministry of External affairs
|
| Member Secretary |
| Shri R S Sharma, CMD, NTPC Limited |
| Treasurer |
| Shri R Nagarajan , Dir (Finance), Power Finance Corporation Limited |
| Members |
WEC-IMC has organizational members from Government including Energy Sector ministries and related departments of energy sector, corporates, associations, NGO’s, academic institutions and energy professionals & experts of India Energy Sector as individual members… More >> |
|
|
|
 |
|
| Vision & Mission
|
| Our Vision |
To be the most effective Member Committee truly representative of Indian Energy Sector and contributing to furtherance of energy goals of the country |
| Mission Statement |
-
Facilitate review, research and advocacy of energy sector technology, policy & strategy
-
Provide a platform for authoritative sharing of information on Indian energy sector
-
Synergize relevant information with member committees worldwide for ensuring long term sustainability of supply & use of energy
|
|
|
|
 |
|
| What does WEC-IMC do? |
WEC is strongly committed to creating a substantial future for our world and through its studies, research, data collection, benchmarking, technical work and regional activities, it develops practical solutions to address energy issues and build sustainability now and in the future |
| WEC's work is categorized into four main areas: |
- Global Studies, which focus on current or emerging high visibility issue facing the global energy sector
- Technical Programmes, which address ongoing performance, technology or policy issues and involve regular collection, analysis and dissemination of specialized energy information and data as well as benchmarking, best practices and standards.
- Regional Programmes, which focus on specific regional issues and priorities, taking the form of regional forums, workshops, regionally focused initiatives and facilitation of regional “signature projects”
- Communications and Outreach, which seeks to increase WEC’s visibility and influence and deliver its message to a global audience.
|
WEC’s work is carried out by volunteers, who are members of the WEC National Member Committees and who represent leading energy companies, energy organizations, national energy agencies, regulatory authorities, academia, research institutions, public and private sector organizations, policymaking bodies and government bodies. WEC’s studies and research are prepared for energy experts by energy experts and specialists who know and understand the energy sector, the core issue it is grappling with and the tough decisions and choices that need to be made.
|
WEC works in three-year cycles and the results of this work are presented at the World Energy Congress, which is the foremost global multi energy event of the energy stakeholders of the world. |
At the national level, the Indian member committee provides a platform for synergy of the Indian Energy sector. To achieve this, WEC-IMC strives to play a pivotal role in the future of energy in India by bringing high level role-players in energy sector together to forge a better understanding of energy issues with a view to identifying and implementing sustainable and effective solutions, providing factual and relevant data and knowledge, and strengthening the energy network in India and globally. |
It is working towards enhancing awareness of energy issues to stimulate original thought and catalyze transformation of the Indian Energy Sector. It is a vehicle for strategic thinking, networking and action by senior executives in the Government, private and public sectors who have a broad interest in national and global energy issues. |
WEC-IMC hosts on its own or in partnership with other likeminded Energy Organizations events, such as Energy Synergy Dialogues, Industry-Government Roundtables, Workshops, Policy Sessions, Strategy Discussions etc., each of which offers the Committee’s members an ideal opportunity to make high-level, cross- sector contacts and a platform for information sharing. |
The India Energy Congress, held every year, is the most premier national event. This event attracts who’s who of energy sector, where the country’s topmost energy experts debate and discuss the most relevant and burning issues. |
Our work focuses on the most important and urgent energy topics, including energy poverty, sustainability, security of supply, energy efficiency, carbon capture and sequestration, energy integration, power plant performance, clean technologies, climate change, reserves and resources and energy market reforms. |
|
|
 |
|
| Why Join WEC-IMC? |
How is the World Energy Council-Indian Member Committee (WEC-IMC) different from other energy organizations? And why is it important to be a member of WEC? |
| To be part of today’s fast-paced global energy environment, you need to be part of WEC-IMC. |
- Established in 1923, the World Energy Council is a global, non-profit, multi-energy organization which covers all forms of energy (coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear, hydro, new renewables ) and has national member committees in 95 countries around the world. So you get associated with an organization with a credibility of more than 8 decades and a network of largest energy producing and consuming countries
- WEC-IMC has the unique distinction of being the only NGO that enjoys the complete support of all Energy Sector Ministries
- WEC-IMC is different from single-sector energy organizations because it offers a “helicopter view”, an over-arching, cross-sector perspective to help business make realistic decisions and understand how those decisions fit into the overall energy context and the political, social, environmental and economic framework of the world today.
- WEC-IMC is different from local, national and regional energy organizations because the international dimension WEC provides adds a vital layer of global information and insight that can be invaluable to decision-makers in the energy business and can help companies, government and organizations make wise decisions today that will have positive impacts for the future.
- By joining the Indian Member Committee energy companies gain greater visibility in the community, resulting in more knowledge of the local energy industry and government and a reliable local/national network of contacts that can be helpful in leveraging and developing new business opportunities.
- WEC-IMC offers its members a unique opportunity to help shape the energy future through open dialogue and discussion with the most important players in the energy sector.
- Through WEC’s global network, members are nominated to various WEC global studies and task forces and can participate in the international energy debate and contribute to finding solutions to important global issues such as climate change, international energy governance, energy efficiency, investment in infrastructure and energy poverty.
- Through WEC’s & IMC’s studies & policy advocacy, members can help foster more coherent national regional and global energy policies and more effective regulation and standards.
- Members have free and open access not only to all of WEC’s studies, reports, technical work and regional reports but also to a wide variety of services and information available from and through WEC’s London based headquarter.
|
|
|
|
 |
|
| Benefits of Membership |
WEC-IMC provides exclusive access for its Members to the global reach and services of the World Energy Council (WEC).It offers a wide array of benefits – both tangible and intangible – to its members. |
| Networking for Business: |
-
Unique networking opportunities, interacting with energy industry’s top level decision makers, policy makers, energy leaders and professional colleagues from India and from around the globe, who represent all energy sectors, governments, investors and energy-related business
-
Opportunity to establish dialogue and exchange views among different energy sectors: coal, oil, natural gas, hydro, nuclear and renewables; upstream, mid-stream and downstream; suppliers and end-users; industry and government; regulators and policymakers
-
Opportunity to identify new business partners and generate new business through the multifaceted membership network both local & global, which consists of leading energy players worldwide
-
Possibility to connect with organizations and institutions from WEC`s extensive network of partners, which includes such prestigious bodies as the United Nations, the World Bank, the Asian and African Development Bank, UNDP, IEA, OPEC, OLADE, OAPEC, Eurelectric and the World Economic Forum
|
| Opportunity for finding Solutions with WEC: |
-
Opportunity to participate directly in WEC`s globally focused studies and technical programmes through membership in study groups, work groups and committees and by commenting on the work as it proceeds. Number of energy experts from India have been nominated on the WEC Work Programmes
-
Opportunity to get involved in WEC`s targeted regional work through WEC`s Regional Action Plans, which include workshop, forums, region-specific initiatives and “signature projects” focusing on major regional issues. Senior Executive from various member organizations have been nominated to participate in Asia Regional meetings held in Japan, China, Mongolia, India & Korea
-
Opportunity to shape WEC`s future strategic direction and work programme through participation in the annual Executive Assembly business meeting held in different country every year
-
Opportunity to get access to the latest energy information through participation in the WEC`s Triennial World Energy Congress.
|
| Opportunity to participate in strategic thinking for policy advocacy of Indian energy sector |
|
| Practical, Useful, Real Benefits: |
-
“Pre-launch” access to WEC publications – a sneak preview of the latest studies and reports before they are released to the general public and the media
-
Complimentary copies of select WEC & IMC publications
-
Complimentary quarterly Energy Synergy Journal from IMC
-
Discounted registration to World Energy Congress
-
Discounted registration to IMC Events
-
Free registration in select IMC programmes
-
Free registration to Energy Synergy Dialogue
-
Full, complimentary access to the members-only section of WEC`s website, which features special members-only services and information, including:
• Access to “Yellow Pages of Energy”
• Access to CVs in WEC`s “Energy Jobs” listing
|
|
|
|
 |
|
| Membership |
Individual Membership of WEC-IMC is open to energy professionals who have made outstanding contribution or have done commendable work in the energy sector or allied fields and/or energy executives, research associates & academicians working in the energy sector. Individuals who are employees of a member organization may also apply for Individual Membership in their own right. |
Organisational Membership in WEC-IMC is open to all public and private sector organizations, NGO’s financial and academic institutions which are engaged or concerned in any manner with energy. In India or overseas.
Each Organizational Member designates a primary contact person., however, all representatives of member organizations have full and equal opportunity to participate in the activities of the council and to take advantage of the benefits. |
A person or organization wishing to become a member WEC-IMC shall apply in the application form with the membership subscription fees as detailed below.
|
| Schedule of Annual Membership Subscription |
| Subscription shall be calculated on the basis of organization’s Gross Sales Turnover during last financial Year as per the following Slab Rates: |
| Organization/Institution/financial Institution Gross Sales Turnover |
Annual Subscription |
| 1 |
Up to Rs. 50 crores |
Rs. 25,000 |
| 2 |
Exceeding Rs. 50 crores but not exceeding Rs. 200 crores |
Rs. 50,000 |
| 3 |
Exceeding Rs. 200 crores but not exceeding Rs. 500 crores |
Rs. 1,50,000 |
| 4 |
Rs. 500 crores and above |
Rs. 3,00,000 |
| |
Educational Institution/ R&D Organization & NGO |
Rs. 25,000 |
| |
Individual |
Rs. 3,000 |
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
|