The innovative renewable microgrid initiative received global recognition with a feature in the World Economic Forum's report.

Tata Power's commitment to sustainable solutions earned them a prestigious spotlight on the world stage. They were featured as "Using a People-Positive Approach to Accelerate the Scale-up of Clean Power: A C-Suite Guide for Community Engagement.” This influential report was launched at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) climate conference and positioned Tata Power as a leader in community-focused clean energy solutions. 

The report emphasizes the significance of a people-positive approach as a pivotal factor in accelerating the transition to clean power while delivering broader social, economic, and environmental value. It also highlighted the necessity of involving communities in the shift towards sustainable energy to ensure that the transition benefits all stakeholders. 

The inclusion of the TP Renewable Microgrid as a case study in the white paper is a testament to Tata Power's commitment to bringing sustainable development to rural India and its success in leveraging cross-sectoral collaboration. This approach aligns perfectly with the paper's emphasis on partnership with communities, showcasing how industry leaders can work hand in hand with local populations for mutual benefit.

The initiative brought clean energy to 200 villages in northwest India, impacting the lives of roughly 300,000 people

These microgrids now serve over 21,000 consumers, delivering a significant environmental benefit. They've achieved this by saving over 3 million liters of diesel annually and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by more than 8,000 tons. It is a testament to the project's positive impact on both people and the planet