Dimapur, June 28 (MExN): Aboriginal Energy Pvt Ltd conducted a one-day workshop on ‘Renewable and Solar Energy’ for students of Grades-XI and XII Science on June 21 at Livingstone Foundation International (LFI). The workshop was led by the company’s founder and an alumnus of LFI, Anguvika Yepthomi and the head of sales and marketing, Chirag Chetia.
According to the LFI press release, the interactive session dwelt on the prospect of making solar energy as a sustainable and clean source of energy. The company has, in its three years of outstanding research and experience with clients from US, UK, Japan, etc, made considerable headways in harnessing solar energy for domestic as well as commercial purposes thereby working relentlessly towards clean energy for a better environment, it claimed.
The company brought to light several aspects of solar energy and the impacts of its usage for mankind and nature. They also showcased several innovative developments made in the field of harnessing and using solar energy whereby they have been able to install solar panels and solar lamps even in remote locations of Mon district. “Another landmark in their quest for a sustainable development was the use of bamboo lamp posts instead of the traditional steel or concrete posts,” it added.
Aboriginal Energy is a Renewable Energy based Enterprise started in 2019with a vision to deliver sustainable energy solutions for every household.
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