Tata Power’s initiative saves 8lakh energy units in India

Indian energy company Tata Power has saved nearly eight lakh energy units – more than enough to power 372 homes – through an energy conservation programme. The ‘Club Enerji’ initiative, […]

Indian energy company Tata Power has saved nearly eight lakh energy units – more than enough to power 372 homes – through an energy conservation programme.

The ‘Club Enerji’ initiative, spearheaded by school children, was launched six years ago as part of the company’s aim to stop wastage of energy and increase awareness of conserving it.

Between 2012 – 2013, the initiative saved more than 7,93,585 units of energy in the state of Delhi, equivalent to cutting around 794 tonnes of carbon emissions.

Last year India faced a two-day blackout that affected more than 600 million people.

Mr Anil Sardana, Managing Director at Tata Power said: “Recognising the schoolchildren as flag bearers and understanding the immense value these young minds bring to this initiative, we started this nationwide conservation program.

“We are extremely proud to reach this significant milestone in the city of Delhi in driving the message of energy conservation. Our actions and contributions have borne fruit and have had a positive impact on the environment and we shall strive to take the programme to higher levels. At, Tata Power, we are committed to lighting up lives for the generations to come.”

The Club members have saved more than 8.7 million units of electricity to date.

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