2024-03-26 18:54:57
New Delhi: Adani Green Energy Gallery was inaugurated on Tuesday at the Science Museum in London. The gallery aims to explore alternatives that will help generate sustainable energy, decarbonize and fight climate change. Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani gave this information on social media platform Twitter or X.
Shaping the future through innovation
In a statement issued here by the company, it was said that ‘Energy Revolution: Adani Green Energy Gallery’ is a free gallery. This gallery shows how the past, present and future can be shaped through innovation. It also explores how we all have a role to play in determining our energy future.
Gautam Adani told important day
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani said in a post on X.com, “Today is an important day. Today is the inauguration day of the Adani Green Energy Gallery at the Science Museum, London. We are proud of the partnership with the Science Museum, led by Sir Timothy Laurence and Sir Ian Blatchford, which has made this amazing gallery a reality. This gallery will play an important role in the understanding of sustainability, transformative technology and climate science.
What will visitors see?
In ‘Future Planet’, visitors can see how scientists have used complex computer-based models to understand planet Earth and the future of climate. A moving sculpture called ‘Only Breath’ stands in the center of the gallery. It symbolizes the power of nature to drive technological change.
Inspiring a carbon free world
Sagar Adani, Executive Director, Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) said, “Through the sponsorship of the gallery, we aim to inspire young minds, scientists and innovators to imagine a future powered by clean energy and create a carbon-free world. Is. It is an initiative to stimulate their interest, curiosity and awareness and encourage their active participation in creating clean technologies. The gallery brings together the global community to enable change towards energy efficiency, clean energy adoption and carbon emissions reduction.”
(With inputs from IANS)