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Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown situation, several schools initiated online classes., Citizen consumer and civic Action Group (CAG) undertook an online quiz competition to inculcate interest and enhance knowledge on electricity governance, energy efficiency, energy conservation and renewable energy.
Social media plays a significant role in this digital era across all sectors. This is especially so during the COVID-19 pandemic situation, where consumers are left with little option than to communicate using social media/virtually.
Electricity Consumer Cells (ECCs) have conducted two outreach meetings in the month of March. Participants from different consumer categories such as commercial, agricultural, and domestic attended the meetings in:
Devalapuram Village, Ambur, Vellore District on March 11,2020
Vayalur Village, Trichy district on March 13,2020.
Presentation by ECC representatives
Electricity Consumer Cells (ECCs) have conducted ten outreach meetings at different locations in the month of February. Participants from different consumer categories such as commercial, agricultural, and domestic attended the meetings
Samudhaya Kudam, Subash Chandra Bose Street, Mela Karunkulam, (Near Melapalayam), Tirunelveli – 627002 on February 18, 2020
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Electricity Consumer Cells (ECCs) have conducted ten outreach meetings in the month of January 2020. Participants from different consumer categories such as commercial, agricultural, and domestic attended the meetings.
The venue and date of the meetings are as follows:
Panchayat Office Building, Kavanoor Village, Arakkonam, Vellore on January 08, 2020
St. Moses Matriculation School, Menambedu, Tiruvallur on January 11, 2020
PLF of coal-fired power plants is going down and coal consumption is rising to meet power generation in India, so is air pollution and health problems due to emission of toxic pollutants. Do we still need more coal-fired power generation when we have green alternatives?
Low cost per unit generation, less GHG emissions and high energy potential makes solar power a clean and environmentally friendly alternative to coal. We have the solutions, let's use them.
Draft Plastic Waste Management By-laws, 2019, Greater Chennai Corporation
According to the report, 'Coal Kills: Health Impacts of Air Pollution from India’s Coal Power Expansion' by Conservation Action Trust (India) and Urban Emissions (India), the #Coal power generation is the major cause of premature mortality and asthma attacks, and is considered as a huge threat to #PublicHealth in India.