About ‘Tata Power Energy Club’ (TPEC):

With the increasing demand for ENERGY, effective management and conservation of the same has become the need of the hour. Tata Power Energy Club believes in involving the youth, the decision makers of tomorrow, who will play a vital role in not only propagating efficient usage of energy but also furthering the larger cause of educating the society on climate change issues and helping build a greener and safer tomorrow.

Recognizing the immense value that schools and schoolchildren can bring to the initiative and taking due consideration of this urgent need, Tata Power started an innovative and interactive conservation program “Tata Power Energy Club”, involving the youths i.e. school children, to propagate efficient usage of energy and to educate the society on climate change issues in 2007.

Tata Power Energy Club (TPEC) started with a pilot program of educating and sensitizing 12 schools in Mumbai in 2007 and sensitized 6000 students in 12 schools across Mumbai.

Encouraged by the initial response, Tata Power Energy Club covered 28 schools across Mumbai and Belagum in 2008. The total primary sensitization numbers were 11,417 who in turn reached out to a secondary sensitization of 26,922 citizens. The students were enthusiastically involved in workshop and campaigns to understand the crisis and work towards reducing energy wastage. 

In 2009, Tata Power Energy Club became a national movement and covered more than 250 schools across Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Calcutta, Belgaum, Jamshedpur and Lonavla  on the subject of energy conservation. To spark off a youth initiative for curbing energy wastage through active measures it has also been inducting college students in Mumbai and Pune this year. Over one million citizens have been sensitized and a phenomenal saving of more than one million units has been achieved by the members of the club. Today it has grown into a nationwide movement bringing together the youth, parents, teachers and the society at large!

In 2009, the Tata Power Energy Club also launched the Megawatt Millionaire Program, an advanced training program for its energy champions to reach out to more citizens across the country. Besides schools and colleges, the Club is now actively joining hands with other partners like Rotary Club of Mumbai, Housing Societies and other communities to voice the message of energy conservation.

TPEC provides the ground for youth to share and expand their understanding, and bring about a chain-reaction that can significantly reduce wastage of energy. With adequate publicity, the Club will sensitize maximum number of citizens across country, and the spark can turn into a spreading flame of enthusiasm to protect our resources and environment.