Delhiites Urged to Unite for Earth: Join the Global Earth Hour Movement
City power discoms in Delhi are urging residents to participate in Earth Hour by turning off non-essential electrical appliances. BSES and TPDDL are promoting this initiative to inspire sustainable environmental change. The movement aims to unite people in a global call for climate action.
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City power discoms are encouraging Delhi residents to switch off non-essential electrical appliances between 8:30 pm and 9:30 pm on Saturday as part of Earth Hour to support environmental sustainability.
BSES discoms BRPL and BYPL have partnered with WWF-India for the event, themed 'Give an Hour for Earth,' and are calling on approximately 54 lakh consumers in Delhi to participate.
Last year's Earth Hour saw a reduction of 269 MW in electricity usage in Delhi. The initiative marks 20 years of global climate action, with discoms employing social media, SMS, and email to encourage widespread involvement.
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