‘Club Enerji’, Tata Power’s nationwide initiative, is designed to educate and sensitise the future citizens of India towards responsible energy usage and sustainability. The programme aims to instil awareness among young minds about natural resources, with a strong focus on conservation and environmental responsibility.
Strengthening its commitment to nation-building and aligning with global sustainability goals, Tata Power has introduced a new module on ‘Water Conservation’ under Club Enerji.
Water scarcity continues to be a critical global challenge. While an estimated 2.1 billion people lacked access to safe drinking water in 2015, the number has now risen to 2.2 billion, underscoring the urgent need for conservation and responsible consumption.
India’s situation is particularly sensitive. Despite accounting for only 2.45% of the world’s land area, the country has access to just 4% of global water resources, making efficient water management imperative. Incidents like the Chennai water crisis serve as stark reminders of the consequences of water mismanagement and scarcity.
With a holistic and forward-looking approach, the new module is designed to educate students on the interconnectedness of water and energy conservation. It uses engaging, visually rich content, including a series of educational films that demonstrate practical ways to conserve water at home, in communities, and across cities. The module also highlights the critical link between electricity generation and water usage, emphasising that saving electricity can indirectly help conserve water.
Commenting on the initiative, Praveer Sinha, CEO & MD, Tata Power, said:
“We, at Tata Power, through our Club Enerji programme, aim to spread the message of water conservation to as many citizens as possible. By leveraging the power of visual storytelling, we are enabling children and communities to understand their role in conserving water. This module not only raises awareness but also empowers individuals with actionable steps to contribute towards sustainability.”
