TATA POWER CLUB ENERJI

1. TATA POWER CLUB ENERJI

2. Club Enerji is an Energy Conservation Club that focuses on saving energy and resources through school children. • It is based on the idea that each one of us can make a contribution by helping reduce wastage of energy. Energy efficiency benefits school, society, country and the planet. • The Primary change agent are students from Grades IV to VIII. They can be influenced and motivated to bring about change in energy consumption patterns. • The influence groups are Teachers and Parents. • It advocates energy conservation and has become a national movement today with presence in more than 400 schools across Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Belgaum, Jamshedpur, Lonavla, Ranchi and Haldia.

3. 3 E Approach EDUCATE CLASSICAL PROGRAMME Equipping the Energy Brigade with knowledge and information, to enable them to spread the message. ENHANCE POWER KIDS LEAGUE Keeping the interest alive and maintaining high level of involvement to ensure Energy Brigade’s commitment to the cause. ENGAGE ENERGY SAVVY & GREEN SCHOOLS Expanding the community of people sensitive to the cause of energy conservation and impact on the environment through Energy Brigade. Energy Brigade will be the front runner in the Energy Conservation Movement

4. Club Enerji - 4 Year Performance In short, Club Enerji has sensitised more than 3.7 million citizens across the nation and saved more than 6.2 million units of electricity till date. The energy saved is enough to light up 1,496 homes for an entire year!

5. Impact of Club Enerji • The impact of our activities are measureable. Club Enerji has made a significant difference to the environment till date – • Saved more than 6.2 million units of energy which is equivalent to the amount of energy used to light up 1,496 houses for a year and save 3300 tonnes of CO2 emissions. • Sensitised more than 3.7 million people nationwide • The Club has more than 60,000 Energy Champions, more than 95,000 Energy Ambassadors and 1029 mini clubs till date

6. Making Club Enerji a sustainable movement Mini Club Enerji • Under this model, school students are encouraged to form their own ‘clubs’ with a unique name. • These clubs undertake various activities like performing skits, street plays, organising rallies and competitions in their school and vicinity to spread the word of energy conservation. • Students are also encouraged to conduct mass sensitisation during festivals like Ganesh Utsav, Diwali, Durga Puja and others. • The Club members become drivers of the programme in their area of influence, with support from Club Enerji. • Club Enerji also helps them with an engagement calendar to sustain these initiatives.

7. Activities of Mini Clubs Club Enerji in Ahmedabad Udyachal Highschool, Vikhroli Rizvi Springfield, Bandra Sessions in Kolkatta Enrgy Q J J School Streetplay by Rizvi School Sheth G H Highschool ADLS Sunshine Streetplay

8. Making Club Enerji a sustainable movement National Energy Savvy School competition (NESS) • All the schools where Club Enerji is present are eligible to participate in NESS. • NESS evaluates schools on various resource conservation parameters like waste management, water conservation, recycling etc. • Schools are also monitored on their energy consumption and reduction of electricity bills. • Under the aegis of this six month activity, schools send a formal report to Club Enerji for evaluation. The school which has shown considerable achievement on the above mentioned parameters are certified as Energy Savvy Schools.

10. Testimonials Ms. Alka Singh and Ms. Sarah Daniel, Mentors, Bombay Scottish School, Powai “The campaign started by Tata Power for dealing with the energy crisis by conserving energy is commendable. The best part is that they have involved children for the good cause. The initial sensitisation, signature campaign and bringing down consumption of electricity; each and every bit of the campaign is a small step taken, to make a big difference.” Mrs. MeenaambikaMenon, Cambridge School (Noida) We are thankful to Tata Power representatives for providing us with all the motivation and support. Such programme’s help our students to take charge of issues which will affect the world adversely. We are looking forward to more such programmes. Rashi Gupta Ryan International, Noida I conserve electricity by changing bulbs to CFL’s, by not switching on fans and tube lights unnecessarily. I also used to switch off appliances from their main point. Divyanshi, Hiranandani Foundation School “Good thing that somebody thinks about the future!”

11. Club Enerji in the Media

12. Awards and Accolades Club Enerji has received several National and International Recognition in the past year – • Club Enerji has been shortlisted as BEST PRAX for presentation at International forum in Auckland in December 2012 • Asia Pacific Enterprise Leadership Awards (APELA), Singapore, has conferred ‘APELA 2012' - Eco Advocate Award' to Club Enerji. • Club Enerji has been recognized in the “2012 International Business Awards” with Gold Stevie Award for being the best Marketing Campaign of the Year 2012 – Energy category. • Asian Leadership Award for Environmental Leadership and Best Corporate Social Responsibility Practice • CMO Asia Award 2011 for the Best Marketing Campaign 2011. • ‘Most Innovative Campaign’ award at The Energy Daily’s 2010 Leadership Awards • Gold medal in the Environmental Communication category, Association of Business Communicators of India (ABCI) Award 2010 • Club Enerji has also ranked 2nd among 22 participants in Earth Care category for Siemens Ecovative Award 2010

14. Targets for 2012-13 Club Enerji has set steep targets for itself for the coming year – • Sensitizing more than 2 million citizens • Saving over 3.5 million units of electricity • Forming 1000 self-sustaining mini Enerji clubs across India

15. Trombay Power Plant visit • Energy Carnival • Batti Bandh - Power Conservation Drive • Earth Hour • World Environment Day • International Day of Preservation of Ozone Layer • World Oceans Day

16. Activity Calendar

17. Exploring Higher Platform: Resource Conservation • During the past 50 years Global Warming and Climate Change have become critical issues concerning the very survival of our planet. Global temperatures are rising because we are emitting 8.8 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases every year. Climate change is being predicted to adversely affect hundreds of millions of people through increased coastal flooding, reductions in water supplies, increased malnutrition and increased health impacts. Global warming, resource conservation, waste management, energy conservation, water management recycling and climate change are all interlinked. • We have introduced a new module on Resource conservation which lays emphasis on saving fuel, water, paper apart from electricity that we have been propagating for last several years. • In addition to this, we wish to add Preservation (‘Conservation of Moral Values’) through which Club Enerji would aim to inculcate civic responsibilities and leadership qualities in children to better manage their tomorrow with strong belief in values. By empowering students to make a difference to their society and ecosystem, we believe we are helping to create a better tomorrow!

18. Thank You!