Crompton Greaves and Eastern Engineering Illuminate Birmitrapur with Solar Street Lights

Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Ltd, in partnership with Eastern Engineering, has successfully implemented a landmark solar street lighting project in Birmitrapur Municipality, Orissa. This initiative enhances public safety by lighting up critical off-grid areas with high-performance solar street lights, contributing to a safer and more sustainable community.

Bhubaneswar, Odisha [India], August 26: Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Ltd., a leader in innovative lighting solutions, has joined forces with Eastern Engineering, a top project contracting firm, to roll out a landmark solar street lighting project at Birmitrapur Municipality, Orissa. This project, featuring cutting-edge solar-powered streetlights, represents a significant step toward a safer and more sustainable Orissa.

The primary goal of the Birmitrapur Municipality was to enhance public safety by illuminating critical off-grid areas. Proper lighting is crucial for reducing accidents, deterring criminal activities, and fostering a sense of security among residents in previously under-lit regions. Leveraging Crompton's advanced solar lighting technology, high-performance solar street lights were installed over a stretch of 5 kilometers. This initiative not only improved visibility but also revitalized the cityscape, creating a safer and more vibrant community.

To meet the specific lighting needs of Birmitrapur, Crompton engineered a 9000-lumen integrated solar street light system. These state-of-the-art luminaires are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and feature robust construction, efficient power sources, optimal illumination, and enhanced protection. Shaleen Nayak, Vice President & Business Head - Lighting at Crompton, stated, "We are thrilled to provide energy-efficient LED solar street lights to Birmitrapur, enhancing public safety and reducing electricity consumption." Nayak added, "As pioneers in sustainable lighting, we aim to drive positive change and build a brighter, greener, and safer future for Birmitrapur."

(With inputs from agencies.)