Waaree Energies Ltd., India’s largest solar PV module manufacturer, has brightened the future of rural education by gifting a state-of-the-art solar power system to Shri Sant Koteshwar Maharaj Vidhyalaya in Eklara Banoda. This initiative marks another milestone in the company’s mission to merge educational advancement with environmental stewardship.
The installation, which provides uninterrupted power supply to the village school, represents more than just an infrastructure upgrade- it’s a beacon of sustainable development in rural India. With this system, students and staff now enjoy a learning environment free from the disruptions of power outages, setting a new standard for educational facilities in remote areas.
Speaking on the initiative, Prabhu Narayan Singh, Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO), Waaree Energies Limited said, “This solar installation reflects our commitment to revolutionising rural education through sustainable innovation. By empowering schools with clean energy, we are not only illuminating classrooms but also fostering a generation that values environmental stewardship. This dual impact aligns seamlessly with Waaree’s mission to create a brighter, more sustainable future for communities across India.”
The project aligns with Waaree’s broader community initiatives, following their recent success in Kawani, Bikaner, where they provided essential school supplies to 5,000 underprivileged students and conducted an extensive tree plantation drive. As India’s largest solar PV module manufacturer, with an impressive 13.3 GW aggregate installed capacity, Waaree continues to lead by example in combining business excellence with social responsibility.
The solar power system installation significantly reduces the school’s energy costs, allowing funds to be redirected to educational programs while providing students with hands-on exposure to renewable energy technology. This initiative reflects Waaree’s commitment to fostering sustainable communities while addressing India’s energy transition needs, demonstrating how corporate leadership in renewable energy can create lasting positive impact at the grassroots level.
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