Tata Green Switch Project Provides Access to Green Electricity in Jharkhand

The primary provider of financial services for the Tata Group, Tata Capital has developed and launched the "Green Switch Project," a CSR initiative. The distant areas of Jharkhand's Simdega district will receive consistent and uninterrupted green electricity through this initiative.

Under this Green Switch project, Tata Capital will provide clean home power to far-flung tribal hamlets with a focus on entrepreneurship, sustainability, health, and climate change. The project architecture comprises a central management structure and an extensible solar micro off-grid system to ensure that it may develop along with the changing needs of the neighborhood. The project intends to bring power to the distant regions of India that are currently without it.

The "Green Switch Project" has so far affected 3100+ lives in the district by covering 14 hamlets. The distribution of energy to the less fortunate in Simdega's rural communities has significantly improved.

According to the company, through the utilisation of renewable energy and a community collaboration concept, the project uses electricity generated from renewable sources to power unconnected homes and public areas. Such initiatives have assisted the Simdega district in operationalizing and decentralising renewable energy options.

Highlights of the Green Switch Project in Simdega district (Jharkhand)

• Covered 14 hamlets in Kurdeg block
• Impacted 3100+ lives
• Constant and consistent power supply to 750 homes
• 148 kilowatts peak electricity generated

Sridhar Sarathy, SVP, CSR, Tata Capital Limited, remarked in reference to the Green Switch Project Initiative, "We are committed to delivering inexpensive electricity to assist alter the lives of local residents and their ecology. In FY23, we want to extend the Green Switch Project to more than 1000 additional residences in the Simdega area of Jharkhand. As we broaden our CSR programmes across India, we will keep working to significantly improve society."