Tata Power Delhi Distribution’s (Tata Power-DDl) consumers have accomplished saving 33,200 KW (33.2 MW) of power in one year by benefiting from the company’s numerous energy conservation schemes. The schemes have also helped in reducing 22,338 MT of carbon footprint by saving 67.19 MU of electricity consumption and also contributed towards lowering of peak power demand.
Tata Power-DDl’s energy conservation schemes are part of company’s DSM initiatives to provide consumers rebates and special offers on energy efficient appliances including lED bulbs, lED lighting products, five star rated air conditioners and fans. In the last one year consumers have bought over 9 lakh lED lighting products (including lED Bulbs and lED lights) 55,000 five star rated fans and nearly 8000 five star A/Cs. The schemes has helped the consumers to save on their electricity bills.
The above initiatives have been recognised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and conferred Tata Power-DDl with the National Award for Excellence in Energy Management. Praveer Sinha, CEO and MD, Tata Power-DDl said, “As a responsible power utility, we have been constantly advocating and incentivising energy conservation schemes for the benefit of the customers and the city as a whole. Our demand side management schemes not only aim to reduce power consumption but also help customers in reducing spending on their electricity bills. We are very happy with the response we have received from our consumers with reference to the implementation of our various DSM schemes. We are planning to roll out more such schemes for the benefit our consumers and the environment as a whole in the days to come.”