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CAG in collaboration with Solar Advisory Unit - Thiruvarur, organised a stakeholder meeting on the adoption of rooftop solar energy under the PM Surya Ghar Yojana which was held on 24th September 2025 at Hotel Kasi’s Inn, Thiruvarur. The main objective of this meeting was to raise awareness among consumers about solar energy, including subsidy schemes, loan options, and the procedures for installation. The meeting had participants from solar developers, financial institutions, Tamil Nadu Power Distribution Company Limited officials, and media representatives.

40 and Beyond: This souvenir was released to mark 40 years of CAG's work in protecting consumer rights, promoting environmental sustainability, and strengthening civic accountability. It captures key moments, stories, and milestones from our journey since 1985 — highlighting the impact of collective action and community engagement.

Rooftop Solar Awareness Workshop,Vaidyanathan Street, Shenoy Nagar.

Citizen consumer and civic Action Group (CAG) conducted a Rooftop Solar Awareness Workshop at Vaidyanathan Street, Shenoy Nagar on Wednesday , 24 September, from 3.00 PM to 5.00 PM. The workshop was attended  by  approximately 20 participants (all living in independent homes) from Shenoy Nagar. 

Workshop Overview

This Detailed Energy Audit Report identifies considerable potential for energy and cost savings at the Ludhua Tea Factory. With thermal energy primarily sourced from Meghalaya coal, energy expenditure constitutes approximately 65% of the factory's made tea production cost. The report details 10 conservation proposals, including 3 Cost Conservation Proposals (CCPs) and 7 Energy Conservation Proposals (ECPs). The cumulative impact of these recommendations is an estimated overall cost reduction of 38%, leading to annual savings of ₹11.9 lakhs.

This Detailed Energy Audit Report for the Leelagarh Tea Factory uncovers significant opportunities for enhancing energy efficiency and reducing operational costs. Energy expenditure accounts for approximately 65% of the plant's made tea production cost. The audit identifies 11 conservation proposals, comprising 3 Cost Conservation Proposals (CCPs) and 8 Energy Conservation Proposals (ECPs). Collectively, these proposals are projected to achieve an overall cost reduction of 40.8%, generating annual savings of ₹24.8 lakhs.