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Is electricity 16% or 9.5% of Jetpur's textile cluster energy, and why is it 44% of the bill?

The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) Jetpur profile says electricity is about 16% of the cluster's energy. Its own table gives 9,605 of 101,387 tonnes of oil equivalent (toe), 9.5%. Power is 44% of the rupees (Rs) 1,762 million bill, about eight times lignite per unit of heat.

Two shares in one profile

The text beside the energy chart says the share of thermal energy 'is estimated to be 84%' and electricity about 16%. The cluster summary table gives thermal 91,781 toe and electricity 9,605 of 101,387: 90.5% and 9.5%. The profile does not say why they differ, and we found no basis for 16% in its tables. Our page on Jetpur fuels quotes the text's 84%.

For a unit-level or loan figure use the table, which adds up: 2,247 + 53,534 + 36,000 + 9,605 = 101,386, one under the printed total, a rounding.

The bill, by energy form

Rupees per toe

Lignite 360 / 36,000 = Rs 10,000 per toe (million rupees over toe, times a million). Briquettes Rs 11,058. Wood Rs 12,906. Electricity 782 / 9,605 = Rs 81,416, which is Rs 7.0 a kWh, 8.1 times lignite for the same heat.

That is why a cluster that is 90% heat by energy spends 44% of its bill on power.

What it means for you

Power and lignite from the cluster summary

Inputs are TERI's 2015 profile. The shares and the CO2 line are our arithmetic.

What Senseible does here

Senseible reads fuel invoices and electricity bills into monthly records, so power and fuel are on file in rupees and units for each month, so your split comes from your own year. It does not explain a published survey's shares.

Sources: TERI, Cluster profile: Jetpur textile industries (SAMEEEKSHA), CEA CO2 Baseline Database, version 22.0

Last reviewed 2026-11-06. Figures are TERI's 2015 profile. Energy prices have moved; use current invoices.