Scheme for Enhancement of Competitiveness in the Indian Capital Goods Sector Phase II

Scheme for Enhancement of Competitiveness in the Indian Capital Goods Sector-Phase II

Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI) notified the Phase 2 of the Scheme on January 25, 2022, with an objective to expand and enlarge the impact created by Phase I of the Capital Goods scheme, thereby providing greater impetus through creation of a strong and globally competitive capital goods sector.

The scheme has a financial outlay of Rs. 1207 crores with Budgetary support of Rs.975 crore and Industry Contribution of Rs.232 crores.

Atotal of 32projectshave been sanctioned so far under the Phase-II of the Scheme for Enhancement of Competitiveness in the Indian Capital Goods Sector. There are six components under the Scheme for Enhancement of Capital Goods Sector Phase II and the details of the projects sanctioned so far are as follows:

A. Setting up of New Advanced Centres of Excellence and augmentation of Existing Centres of Excellence- To expedite R&D by utilizing academia of repute and private industry which is involved in research and development activities.

Projects sanctioned:

(in Rs crores)

S.No	Project Name	Total Project Cost	MHI contribution
1	Augmentation of Existing CoE at IISc, Bangalore	44.60	35.68
2	Augmentation of Existing Centre of Excellence by AMTDC, IIT Madras	33.2786	26.623
3	Augmentation of Existing CoE for Design & Development of Submersible Slurry Pumps by Si’Tarc Coimbatore	12.847	10.2776
4	Augmentation of Existing CoE at IIT Delhi	4.1746	3.3397
5	Setting up of CoE at ARAI, Pune	14.55	11.64
6	Setting up of CoE by IIT BHU, Varanasi	45	36
7	Augmentation of Existing CoE by IIT Kharagpur	30.1805	24.1444
8	CoE by ICAT, Manesar	8.61	6.888
9	Setting up of CoE at BHEL, Varanasi	285.655	174.7
	Total	478.8796	329.26

B. Setting up of Common Engineering Facility Centres (CEFCs) and augmentation of existing CEFCs-For creating demonstration & training, consultancy, hand holding and R & D services and awareness programmes to industrial units.

Project Sanctioned:

(in Rs crores)

S.No	Project Name	Total Project Cost	MHI contribution
1	Setting up of CEFC by BHEL for skilling in advanced welding technologies	87.06	69.648
2	Setting up of CEFC at ARAI, Pune	42	33.60
3	Augmentation of CEFC by C4i4, Pune	35	28
4	Augmentation of CEFC at Smart Factory, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru	37.97	30.376
5	Setting of Common Engineering Facility Centre (CEFC) at Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation Ltd. (TIDCO)	155.04	46
	Total	357.07	207.616

C. Promotion of skilling in Capital Goods Sector–creation of Qualification packages for skill levels 6 and above- in association with Skill Councils for skills level 6 and above.

Project Sanctioned:

(in Rs crores)

S.No	Project Name	Total Project Cost	MHI contribution
1	Development of 23 Qualification Packs for automotive sector by Automotive Skill Development Council(ASDC)	2.838	2.838
2	Development of 23 Qualification Packs for Capital Goods Sectorby Capital Goods Skill Council (CGSC)	2.99	2.99
3	Creation of Qualification packages for skill levels 6 and above by Instrumentation, Automation, Surveillance and Communication Sector Skill Council (IASC SSC)	1.77	1.77
	Total	7.59	7.59

D. Augmentation of Existing Testing and Certification Centres- to address the needs of Capital Goods Sector & Auto sector for testing of machinery in terms of various properties relating to mechanical, electrical, chemical, structural, metallurgical, electronics aspects etc.

Project Sanctioned:

(in Rs crores)

S.No	Project Name	Total Project Cost	MHI contribution
1	Augmentation of existing three testing and certification facilities at BHEL	39.95	31.96
2	Augmentation of existing Testing and Certification Facility for Bicycle at R&D Centre for Bicycle, Ludhiana	10.08	8.06
3	Augmentation of existing Testing and Certification Facility at Institute for Autoparts& Hand tools Technology (IAHT), Ludhiana	10.15	8.12
4	Augmentation of existing Testing and Certification Facility at Institute for Machine Tools Technology (IMTT), Batala	4.58	3.664
5	Augmentation of existing testing and certification centre at CMTI, Bangalore	45.68	36.544
6	Augmentation of existing testing and certification centre at ARAI, Pune	70.25	54.45
7	Augmentation of testing and certification facility at Fluid Control Research Institute, Palakkad	15.3	12.24
	Total	195.99	155.03

E. Setting up of Industry Accelerators for Technology Development- aimed at development of targeted indigenous technologies, scaled to meet the requirements of selected industry segment, which till now has been dependent on imports. Selected Academic Institute/ Industry Body will act as an Accelerator for fostering the development of such technologies.

Project Sanctioned:

(in Rs crores)

S.No	Project Name	Total Project Cost	MHI contribution
1	Establishment of Industry Accelerator by CMTI, Bangaluru	28.6334	23.1207
2	Industry Accelerator for development of Indigenous Industrial Robots by AMTDC, IIT Madras	15.9	12.72
3	Industry Accelerator by PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore	27.74	22.46
4	Industry Accelerator by ARAI, Pune	35.7240016	28.9158584
5	Industry Accelerator by ISB, Mohali	21.0315	17.0255
6	CAMRAS Industry Accelerator by ARTPARK, IISc Bangalore	92.88	74.78
7	SAMRIDHI Industry Accelerator by IISc, Bangalore	61.6160	48.9991
8	Industry Accelerator by SASTRA University, Thanjour	41.8032	33.0667
	TOTAL	325.3281	261.0879

F. Identification of Technologies through Technology Innovation Portals-Six Web-based open manufacturing technology innovation platforms have been developed under CG Scheme Phase-I. These are being supported under CG Scheme Phase-II.