National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE)
Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Power
Strengthening the market for energy efficiency through innovative policies, financing mechanisms, and regulatory frameworks across industry and buildings.
Launch Date
June 2010
States & UTs Coverage
36
Duration
2010–2030
Activities
35
Indicators
18
Total Budget
₹17,500 Cr
Key Targets
26.21 MTOE by 2030
Energy Savings
1,000+ DCs
PAT Scheme Coverage
35 appliances
Standards & Labelling
100% new buildings
ECBC Compliance
Monitoring Mission Progress through Indicators
Last updated: Nov 2025
Showing 5 of 5 indicators
Budget Utilization Rate (%)
ProcessOn TrackNMEEE_IND005 ·
Key Outcome Measure
OutcomeAt RiskNMEEE_IND003 ·
Primary Output Indicator
OutputAt RiskNMEEE_IND001 ·
Impact Assessment Score
ImpactAt RiskNMEEE_IND004 ·
Secondary Output Indicator
OutputNeeds AttentionNMEEE_IND002 ·
About Energy Efficiency
Mission Overview
Strengthening the market for energy efficiency through innovative policies, financing mechanisms, and regulatory frameworks across industry and buildings.
Vision
To make energy efficiency an integral part of India's growth strategy through market-based mechanisms and regulatory interventions.
Key Highlights
Energy Savings
26.21 MTOE by 2030
PAT Scheme Coverage
1,000+ DCs
Standards & Labelling
35 appliances
ECBC Compliance
100% new buildings
Key Objectives
- Strengthen the market for energy efficiency through PAT scheme
- Foster innovative energy efficiency business models
- Create fiscal instruments for energy efficiency financing
- Develop energy efficient appliances and equipment
Milestones & Achievements
National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency launched in June 2010 under Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Power
Currently covers 36 States & UTs with 18 monitoring indicators
Budget utilization at 73.6% (₹12,880 Cr of ₹17,500 Cr)
Overall mission progress at 72% towards targets
