Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Indore & UN Partner on Sustainable Housing to Cut Energy Costs
Indore city is teaming up with the United Nations to help people save money on energy!
They're signing a deal to help low-income families use less electricity, gas for cooking, and fuel for vehicles.
This plan is part of a bigger effort to make the city greener and more sustainable.
The goal is to cut energy bills by about 30% by using cleaner energy sources.
It starts with a test run and might expand later on.
Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) will collaborate with UNAccc to reduce household energy expenses.
The MoU signing is scheduled for August 21st at Jal Sabha Graha.
The initiative aligns with the Prime Minister's L.I.F.E. Mission and other sustainability goals.
The program will focus on reducing reliance on LPG, electricity, and conventional fuel.
The project aims for a 30% reduction in household energy and fuel costs for low-income families.
- Who
- Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) and the United Nations Action for Climate Change Council (UNAccc).
- What
- Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) and UNAccc will join forces for a Sustainable Housing Programme.
- When
- The MoU signing is scheduled for August 21.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To achieve up to 30% savings in household energy and fuel expenses.
- Partners
- IMC and UNAccc
- Event
- MoU Signing
- Date
- August 21
- Location
- Jal Sabha Graha, Indore
- Focus
- Sustainable Housing
- Goal
- 30% savings in household energy expenses
