Odisha Commits to Energy Conservation for a Sustainable Future

Highlighting the importance of energy conservation, Odisha's Deputy Chief Minister K V Singh Deo emphasized integrating conservation practices in daily life. The state is committed to advancing renewable energy and environmental stewardship, with ongoing initiatives like smart meters and solar guidelines. Educational programs also engaged over 2.5 lakh students.

On National Energy Conservation Day, Odisha Deputy Chief Minister K V Singh Deo called for the integration of energy conservation practices into daily routines to promote environmental sustainability.

Addressing an event, Singh Deo underscored the importance of energy management extending beyond seminars, urging citizens to adopt practices like switching off unused appliances and exploring renewable energy solutions. He described conservation as both a personal habit and a national duty.

Initiatives discussed included smart meters and enhanced earthing in homes, with a focus on reducing energy losses. The state government reiterated its dedication to eco-friendly energy solutions, announcing policy measures like pump storage and floating solar guidelines to boost renewable energy capacity. Engagement extended to educational programs reaching over 2.5 lakh students across Odisha.

(With inputs from agencies.)