Monsoon plantation & dairy livelihood drive at Inland Nagar
Saplings planted across the campus belt with village self-help groups; dairy support extended.
Inland Power's sustainability work pairs cleaner operations at the plant with long-term investment in the communities around Inland Nagar.
Carbon avoided
Our biggest climate contribution isn't an offset. It's cleaner core operations. Grain ethanol goes into the national fuel pool under E20, and fly ash is cured into bricks instead of firing clay.
Rooftop solar · captive
Across the thermal, ethanol and fly-ash plant areas, rooftop panels generate power that Inland Power consumes on-site. It trims our daytime draw from the grid: a responsible-operations activity, run for our own use rather than sold.
This is a captive installation, not a commercial solar project.
Future ground-mount solar & storage is in the PipelineCSR activities
Saplings planted across the campus belt with village self-help groups; dairy support extended.

Repairs to community water towers and tap systems restore reliable drinking water in villages around Inland Nagar.
A student from Inland Power's free CSR coaching centre topped the district in the Class 10 exam; meritorious students were felicitated.

IPL maintained and repainted the village Shamshan Ghat, restoring a dignified space for last rites.

Footballs, cricket and volleyball kits and IPL-branded team shirts back rural youth sport around Ramgarh.

IPL-supported solar street lights and 5 HP solar irrigation pumps bring clean energy to village commons and farms.

Protective walls and covers around open wells, plus regular bleaching-powder disinfection, reduce accidents and water-borne disease.

A branded overhead storage tank gives village households a steady, stored supply of drinking water.
Learning materials handed to students at the Upgraded High School, Beyang, under Inland Power's education programme.

A new motor and pipeline at Saram School and an overhead tank with bathroom plumbing at Serengatu School improve hygiene and attendance.
Inland Power marked the start of a new village water-supply structure with a foundation-stone ceremony.
Seven teams took part in an Inland Power-supported lathi (traditional stick martial-art) competition near the plant.
A free health check-up camp, a mobile eye-care screening and wheelchair distribution served plant-area villages, run with local health providers.
Our sustainability policies, environmental certificates and CSR disclosures are collected in the document library.