The institution has taken proactive steps toward promoting sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint by installing solar plants in the Main Block and PTA Block on campus.

The solar plant in the Main Block, located on the northern side of the campus, has a capacity of 50 kW, with 10 ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) panels and an inverter of the same capacity. Installed in *[month and year], it generates approximately 75,000 kWh of energy annually.

Similarly, the PTA Block, situated on the western side of the campus, houses a solar plant with a capacity of 30 kW, featuring 12 roof-mounted PV panels and a 30 kW inverter. Installed in [month and year], this plant produces about 45,000 kWh of energy per year.

The energy generated by these solar panels is sold entirely to the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB), resulting in a significant reduction in the institution’s energy costs. This initiative not only supports the grid with renewable energy but also provides the college with a financial advantage through lower electricity bills. By leveraging solar power, the institution actively reduces greenhouse gas emissions, minimizes reliance on fossil fuels, and promotes clean energy use across campus.

Beyond the environmental benefits, this project testifies the college's commitment to sustainable development. It serves as a model for students and the wider community, highlighting the importance of renewable energy. This initiative not only helps conserve natural resources but also strengthens the college's vision of building an eco-friendly, energy-efficient campus.

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