Godrej Appliances partners with King's XI Punjab; flags off "One Watt Project' campaign

Wonder how you can make your own contribution to conserve scarce and precious electricity? Godrej Appliances, one of India's leading companies in home appliances shows you the way. The company's largest national consumer initiative - "One Watt Campaign -"Lets Save a Billion Watts' Van was flagged off in Mumbai by Harry Gilchrist, son of Adam Gilchrist and children from Aasara & Aseema NGOs in the presence of Mr. Kamal Nandi ' Exe. VP from Godrej Appliances and other players of Kings XI Punjab.

The "One Watt Project' is a massive consumer awareness initiative from Godrej appliances aimed at spreading the message of conserving energy which is already scarce and impacts the environment adversely. This project was kicked off on 17th at Chandigarh by Mr George Menezes , COO Godrej Appliances and Adam Gilchrist of Kings XI Punjab

The One Watt Project van will travel across the length and the breadth of Mumbai to connect with maximum consumers. It will have an inbuilt kiosk for the general public to register their pledge to save "watts' and share it across social platforms. The van would also aim to contact key corporates in select cities and would urge them to come and pledge for watts saved by altering some of the ways in which they use electrical gadgets. The objective of the campaign is to create consciousness about our environment and hence to save energy. As part of the campaign, the One Watt Project vans will also tour major metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai amongst others till 14th May, 2012.

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One Watt Project ' "Lets Save A Billion Watts' campaign by Godrej Appliances is launched on a social platform to communicate and make people aware about energy conservation and going green

Just think- if all of us Indians got together to save JUST "1" watt each daily, we could automatically end up saving a hugely significant number of ONE BILLION watts! Join in to add your bit for the environment.