Green Initiatives

Solar Energy utilization in India has been growing steadily over the last two decades. A wide variety of technologies have been developed and some of these have reached maturity and user-friendly status. The technologies are suitable for decentralized applications and have no negative impact on the environment. Both solar thermal and photovoltaic applications have large potential in the country.

Since ECF focuses at promoting education and development in rural areas, which primarily have to bear the brunt of electricity and power cuts due to supply constraints, the organization has established the Institute of Renewable Energy and Research,to facilitate research and implementation of eco-friendly and scalable technologies for harnessing renewable energy, to compensate for power shortages in the intervention areas.

Renewable Energy

The technologies are suitable for decentralized applications and have no negative impact on the environment.

Institute of Renewable Energy and Research

ECF has established this Institute to facilitate research and implementation of eco-friendly and scalable technologies for harnessing Renewable Energy.

Solar Village

The organization has managed to become a hub of energy conservation activities in Himachal Pradesh. Soon, to declare Baru Sahib Valley as “Solar Village”

The Institute of Renewable Energy and Research was established with the purpose of development and encouragement of eco-friendly technologies with the vision of establishing linkages with Indian and International industries and institutes.

The institute was entrusted to conduct different courses to train the students and meet the requirements of the industry and to conduct training/entrepreneurship courses for unemployed youths

Tapping solar energy to generate standalone power for these schools has not only enabled them to save power that is in the deficit but also contributed towards reducing the Carbon footprint in the area as these technologies are zero emission, pollution-free, nowhere, contributing to the existing and prevalent greenhouse effect. Assisted by qualified engineers, the organization has managed to become a hub of energy conservation activities in Himachal Pradesh. Soon, a proposal is in the offing to declare Baru Sahib as “Solar Village”.

Himachal’s largest standalone SPV Power Generation of 200 KW
Solar water heating System - 18,000 liters/day
Dish type Solar cookers - 6 nos.
Sheffler Type Solar Heat Concentrator - 2 Nos
Solar Street Lights - 16 Nos.
Solar PV Domestic Lights - 10 Nos.
Solar steam boilers
365 KW SPV Solar Power Generation plants in 49 Academies