Tata Power Club Enerji saves 11.2 Million Units

Tata Power's nationwide resource and energy conservation movement Club Enerji, has been relentlessly spreading awareness about resource conservation across the country. In line with this, the Club Enerji movement has successfully achieved a significant milestone of saving 11.2 million units of electricity by sensitising more than 7 million citizens across 11 locations in Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Pune, Bangalore, Lonavala, Maithon, Belgaum, Jamshedpur and Ranchi since its inception and units saved by the Club is equivalent to the amount of energy used to light up 5,266 houses for a year and save 11,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions. In the current financial year Club Enerji saved over 2.5 million units and sensitised over 1.5 million citizens.

Speaking on the initiative, Mr. Anil Sardana, Managing Director, Tata Power, said, “We at Tata Power are delighted and proud to achieve this significant milestone with our focused approach of spreading the message of energy conservation across the country. We are thankful to all the students and schools for supporting us in our efforts to save our planet. We are determined to continue with our programme and sensitise the citizens of tomorrow about the dire need of resource conservation along with moral & civic values. In the coming years the Club plans to roll out ‘Waste Management Module’ to sensitise the country about the advantages of waste management and methods of generating power using waste.  At Tata Power, we are committed to lighting up lives for the years to come.”

Club Enerji banks on the youth of the nation and has played a vital role in communicating efficient usage of energy. The club has essentially worked towards curbing energy wastage, there by mitigating emission of greenhouse gases that lead to global warming and climate change.

Today, Club Enerji has become a holistic movement to save energy and natural resources. Club Enerji also encourages students to form their own mini clubs in their schools and societies to reach out to more citizens. Enthusiastic mini clubs across the country regularly undertakes rallies, street plays, cyclothons, exhibitions and batti bandhs to sensitise as many people as possible on energy conservation. The schools have taken up the onus of administrating the modules of ‘Energy Puzzle’ electricity, which is solved only by saving electricity, fuel, water, waste and forests. The Club has also rolled out a Civic & Moral Values module to build a generation with strong values and a greater sense of responsibility.