The industrial sector in India is the largest consumer of energy, accounting for approximately 45% of the total energy consumption.

The Energy Conservation Act, 2001, aims to promote energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption in various sectors of the Indian economy.

The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) is the nodal agency responsible for implementing energy efficiency programs and policies in India.

The 'Perform, Achieve, and Trade' (PAT) scheme sets energy efficiency standards for various industries and allows them to trade energy-saving certificates.

Renewable Energy Promotion is not a specific component of the National Energy Efficiency Action Plan (NEEAP), which focuses on energy efficiency measures.

The 'Ujala' program aims to promote the adoption of energy-efficient LED lighting in India.

Energy efficiency measures typically lead to reduced energy consumption and lower electricity bills, not higher bills.

The National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE) aims to achieve a 20% reduction in energy consumption by 2030.

Agriculture is not a sector covered under the PAT scheme, which focuses on energy-intensive industries.

ESCOs play a crucial role in promoting energy efficiency by providing energy audits, retrofits, and other energy-saving solutions to industries and commercial establishments.

The 'Star Labeling Program' does not set Minimum Energy Performance Standards. Instead, it provides energy efficiency ratings based on the performance of appliances.

The 'Energy Conservation Building Code' (ECBC) aims to promote energy-efficient building design and construction practices in India.

Insufficient Government Support is not a key challenge in implementing energy efficiency measures in India. In fact, the government has been actively promoting energy efficiency through various policies and programs.

The 'National Energy Efficiency Day' is observed to raise awareness about the importance of energy conservation and promote energy-efficient practices among various stakeholders.

Promoting Electric Vehicles is not a specific focus area of the 'Smart Cities Mission' in terms of energy efficiency. However, it is a broader initiative to promote sustainable transportation.