Bringing Light to Learning—Even When the Grid Fails....
⚡ Turning Power Cuts into Possibilities
In the dusty corridors of Kekadiya and Bhanpur village schools, education was often disrupted—not because of absent teachers or unwilling students, but due to the frequent power cuts that silenced classrooms and darkened IT labs.Abhedya changed that with the Solar Powering Schools initiative, ensuring uninterrupted digital learning and a sustainable future.
🔋 Project Implementation Highlights
Through this project, solar panels have been installed on rooftops of key educational and community buildings. These systems now power IT labs, smart classrooms, and basic infrastructure, keeping schools functional even during outages.
✅ Installed Solar Systems:
🏫 Community Hall, Bhanpur – 2 kW system (Installed in 2019)
🏫 Middle School, Bhanpur – 5 kW system (Installed in 2023–24)
🏫 Primary School, Bhanpur – 2 kW system (Installed in 2024–25)
🏫 Primary School, Berkheda – 2 kW system (Installed in 2024–25)
🌟 The Impact
Where once IT labs sat unused, students now confidently engage with digital tools, teachers use smart boards, and schools have become centers of modern education—powered by the sun.
📍 Village(s) Covered
Kekadiya
Bhanpur
Berkheda
🔢 Total Solar Capacity
11 kW
👥 Number of People Impacted
Around 300 students and community members.
🗓️ Project Timeline
Initiated in 2019
Major expansions in 2023–Ongoing
🚀 Future Plans
Looking ahead, Abhedya plans to:
Expand the solar model to more villages
Establish solar microgrids to power full rural clusters
Conduct solar education workshops for villagers