Vol. 6, Issue 5, April’2015

ear Friends,

We are at the closure of another year of saving energy aswell as resources. Club Enerji has now completed sevensuccessful years and it is all thanks to your efforts andcontribution. Although it is a reason to celebrate, let us notdivert from the work that our work is not yet done. It willrequire constant efforts and dedication, but we are surethat with you by our side, we will achieve our dream of aworld that is aware of its actions and sensitive of theconsequences on they have on Mother Earth!

There is another reason to rejoice. Tata Power is celebrating100 years of its operations this year (yes, we completed 100years!). As part of these celebrations, we have scheduledseveral activities which obviously involve the EnergyChamps and Mentors as well. Club Enerji is one successfulendeavour that Tata Power is proud of and we plan to takeit to a whole new level. We are thankful to all of you forbeing part of this journey and hope you continue toassociate with us for 100 years hereafter.

The last quarter has been truly eventful, with Energy Q &Carnival held in January and Batti Bandh activity in March.DAV Public School, Thane was crowned the winner ofEnergy Q 2015, whereas St James, Kolkata was the runner-up. We also held a skit and anthem competition for the firsttime in 2014, which was won by Chembur Karnataka HighSchool, and Pawar Public School, Bhandup, respectively.The carnival was colourful & vibrant and saw participationfrom several schools, which lit up the atmosphere of theevent. The science exhibition was no less enthralling withfuture scientists spell-binding the audience with theirinnovations.

Earth Hour was also celebrated with Batti Bandh activitybeing conducted across the cities. Schools held rallies, streetplays, and participated in Batti Bandh by switching off allnon-essential appliances for an hour. Our champs alsourged their families, friends, neighbours and others, to joinin the Batti Bandh activity and spread the message of energyconservation.

We have also neared the completion of our syllabus onWaste Management and are all geared up for the next oneon Afforestation. Forests are rightfully called the lungs of theEarth. Due to several natural, but mostly human-inflictedreasons, the forest cover is fast depleting. It is our duty topreserve our forests which are home to millions of species oftrees, animals and birds. So let us join hands to complete theEnergy Conservation puzzle by taking on this journey ofpreserving and rebuilding the forest cover of our planet.

Jiyo Power Se!

Anil Sardana

CEO & Managing Director

Tata Power

Content1) MD’s Message 1

2) Cover Story 2

3) Mini Clubs in Action 4

4) Best Out of waste 5

5) Spot Light 6

6) Ask an expert 6

7) Six golden rules 6

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Club Enerji Newsletter

High Voltage - Cover Story

Club Enerji Energy Q 2015

Club Energy organised ‘Energy Q Quiz and Carnival 2015’ from

January 13-16, 2015, at Community Centre Hall, Trombay,

Mumbai. The grand finale of the nationwide quiz competition

was concluded on January 16, along with prize distribution to

winners of the Skit and Anthem competitions, which were held

for the first time in 2014.

Energy Q and Carnival is an annual event to celebrate Club Enerji

and the diligent efforts of students to propagate the message of

energy and resource conservation in an enthusiastic and

engaging manner. Mr Avilash Dwivedi, Head-Customer

Relations, and Mr Shekhar Khadilkar, Head-Demand Side

Management and Power Purchase, were present as Guests of

Honour. They also distributed prizes to winners of the Quiz,

Anthem and Skit competition, along with distributing

mementoes to all participants of the exhibition.

Alaric Ferns was the Quiz Master and compere for the event. On

the day of the event, Mrs Suma Das, Principal of Pawar Public

School, Bhandup, which conducted the maximum number of

activities and was Best School of the Year for 2014, was invited to

The winners were as follows:

Energy Q Quiz

speak, along with a student and his mother. Similarly, from

Patuck Technical School, Mr Kumbhar, Principal, was invited to

share his views on Club Enerji. Members of mini Club Enerji of St

Xaviers School also shared their experience.

200 schools from Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Pune

and Kolkata participated in the quiz competition. 36 teams

entered into the quarter finals, conducted on January 15, and 12

in the semi-finals held on the same day, out of which 4 qualified

for the finals:

• DAV Public School, Thane

• DAV International School, Ahmedabad

• St James School, Kolkata

• N L Dalmia School, Mumbai

There were 19 entries for the skit competition, and 4 for the

anthem competition, which were conducted only for schools in

Mumbai this year. 22 schools presented their projects in the

exhibition area and one stall was allotted to Tata ClassEdge,

along with few standees put by them inside the hall.

• DAV Public School, Thane – Winner • St James, Kolkata – Runner up

Skit Competition

• Chembur Karnataka High School – Winner • CNM School, and Pawar Public School, Chandivali – Runners Up

Anthem Competition

• Pawar Public School, Bhandup – Winner

The team took the opportunity to announce the plan of expansion of Club Enerji to a wider range of stakeholders and to celebrate

centenary year in a big way with Club Enerji.

Finalists of Energy Q 2015 DAV Public School, Thane - Winners

of Energy Q 2015

St James, Kolkata - First Runners Up

Energy Q

January 13 - Mumbai City Finals

Educators from Mumbai judging the Mumbai City Finals

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High Voltage - Cover Story

January 15 – Quarter and Semi-finals

January 16 – Grand Finale

Energy Q and Carnival Chembur Karnataka High School – Winner of Skit Competition

Mr Shekhar Khadilkar presenting mementoes to participants of exhibition

Pawar Public School, Bhandup – Winner of Anthem Competition

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Mini Clubs in Action

S.H. Kharawala School, Ahmedabad, through its Mini Club, hosted a Mega Rally in association with Tata Power Club Enerji to educate

citizens on the valuable practices of conserving energy. More than 150 students enthusiastically participated in the Maharally in order to

sensitise citizens on the need for resource preservation and optimal resource utilisation, elucidating many benefits of conserving

environmental capital, energy and manpower. The students were successful in sensitizing over 1200 people, which included a mix of

pedestrians, people at traffic signals and some societies, on the importance and methods of conserving energy and various natural resources.

DAV School, Thane through its Mini Club hosted a Mega Rally in association with Tata Power Club Enerji and Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania

School, Lok Puram Public School, Shri Harkrishan English High School and St. John The Baptist High School in Thane. More than 250 students

across these 5 schools joined hands and participated in the Mega Rally in order to sensitise citizens on the need for resource conservation,

optimum utilisation of natural wealth and the benefits of conserving environmental capital, resources and manpower. The highlight of the

event was the enthusiastic 'Lezim Dance' which is a form of folk dance of Maharashtra, performed by the students and the drum bands. This

was followed by a musical skit on Water Conservation and a unique dance performance on water crisis.

A rally was held in Pune by schools from Dhankawadi on ‘Energy Conservation’. 1500 students from Bharti Vidyapith School (CBSE), Bharti

Vidyapith Kanya Prashala and K B Patil High School participated in the rally.

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BattiBandh

Mini Clubs across the nation celebrated 'Earth Hour' this year by

organising week-long activity 'Batti Bandh' – a unique initiative aimed

at educating school children to conserve energy. More than 33,000

students across 66 schools in Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata,

Pune and Bangalore participated in 'Batti Bandh' initiative by

switching off all non-essential electrical gadgets and also organising

awareness drives. The students enthusiastically participated in

awareness rallies chanting slogans like 'Save Electricity', 'Save Water

Save Earth' and 'Less Pollution The Best Solution' etc. carrying

handmade posters and banners, and carrying placards with paintings

depicting different ways of energy conservation. Tata Power utilised

various social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and its own

Club Enerji website to promote the idea of effective management

and conservation of resources to celebrate Earth Hour 2015. These

campaigns encouraged an online dialogue and propagated the

importance of energy conservation.

Batti Bandh activities were conductedacross various schools

Best From Waste

Cute Bracelets for Girls From Old Plastic Bottles

Cut a plastic bottle with a pair of sharp scissors or a paper knife. I often use the both of them together till I get the perfect results.

Not use a little glue, yarn of your choice, your punching gun and get down to create these beautiful bracelets. Use a little lace and see the

stunning effects you can create!

I am sure you'll love to flaunt your creations from old, waste plastic bottles with no one being able to guess what you've been upto.

(http://bestoutofwaste.org/best-out-of-waste-using-plastic-bottles/ )

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Spot Light

Ask An Expert!

“What exactly does energy efficiency mean?”“How to Read Your Meter”

Questions like these are bound to cross your mind. You may also have a bright idea you would like toshare. Please send your feedback, queries & suggestions to me at: energyclub@tatapower.com

OR

MR. ENER-JI

Corporate Communications Department, The Tata Power Company Limited, Bombay House, 3rd Floor,24 Homi Mody Street, Mumbai – 400 001

Visit www.tatapowerenergyclub.com

www.clubenerji.com

Six Golden Rules For Saving Energy

• Switch Off • Use CFLs and BEE 5-Star Rated Appliances

• Save Natural Resources • Keep ACs at 260C or more

• Switch off from the plug point • Lower the use of electric cooling and heating appliances

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