Tata Power’s Khopoli And Bhira Hydro Stations Celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi With Heritage-Themed Green Energy Pandals
Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at Tata Power’s historic hydro power stations in Khopoli and Bhira continued their decades-old traditions this year, with employees creating handcrafted pandals reflecting the plants’ heritage and clean-energy legacy. Khopoli station showcases green energy vision At the Khopoli hydro power station, where Bappa has been welcomed within the historic campus for more…
Tata Power's age-old hydro power stations at Khopoli and Bhira celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi this year by crafting handcrafted pandals that display the plants' heritage and commitment to green energy. At Khopoli station, employees set up a miniature clean-energy landscape around the idol, showcasing green mountains, wind turbines, solar panels, and replicas of a livelihood centre and electric vehicle charging station.
The entrance of the pandal features a welcome arch with the message "Green Energy for a Better Tomorrow," accompanied by traditional shlokas displayed on panels. In contrast, at Bhira Hydro Station, Ganesh Chaturthi has been celebrated for nearly a century with the creation of a hand-built stone grotto. This structure showcases a rugged, rock-textured arch adorned with trailing vines and warm lighting, leading to a flower-framed Ganesh idol at its center.
Both celebrations blend traditional religious rituals with handcrafted installations that highlight Tata Power's association with hydropower and its dedication to clean energy.
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