Empowering Rewari: Solar Energy Revitalizes Local Institutions

Greenheck India, in collaboration with the Centre for CSR and Sustainability Excellence, has introduced solar power systems in Rewari, Haryana. This CSR initiative aims to tackle electricity challenges faced by local health and education institutions, enhancing energy efficiency and fostering sustainable development among underserved communities.

Empowering Rewari: Solar Energy Revitalizes Local Institutions
Greenheck India and CCSE Drive Sustainable Healthcare and Education in Rewari. Image Credit: ANI
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In a significant move towards sustainable development, Greenheck India, along with the Centre for CSR and Sustainability Excellence, has launched a solar power initiative in Rewari, Haryana. This project, a part of Greenheck's CSR strategy, was inaugurated on January 17, 2025, with the goal to mitigate electricity challenges in the region's medical and educational institutions.

The initiative saw the installation of 5kW solar panels, ensuring a stable power supply for the Urban Primary Health Centre, enhancing healthcare services, and enabling proper medicine and vaccine storage. Improvements in the center's air circulation have also been achieved, boosting patient comfort and staff working conditions. Similarly, the Government Senior Secondary School now offers an enhanced learning environment, with students benefiting from digital boards and computer labs, while the school capitalizes on reduced electricity costs for student welfare.

At the handover ceremony, Sunil Arora from Greenheck India emphasized the company's dedication to social impact and sustainable initiatives. Dr. Soumitro Chakraborty of CCSE highlighted the transformational potential of CSR in addressing immediate community needs and promoting long-term sustainability. Both organizations are committed to aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals and India's renewable energy objectives, driving positive change through effective corporate partnerships.

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