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In a significant stride toward advancing sustainable and renewable energy practices, The Rotary Club of Madras (RI Dist. 3234) and The Thoon Trust, in association with the Residents of Kasturibangar Association (ROKA), inaugurated a state-of-the-art Bio-Methanation Plant at the Chennai Primary School in Thiruvanmiyur.
The initiative marks a meaningful contribution to community-led environmental stewardship, transforming organic waste into clean energy while fostering awareness among young students
about sustainable living.
The dedication ceremony was attended by distinguished members and contributors who have been instrumental in driving community welfare projects. Notable attendees included Rtn. Nikhil Raj, President, Rotary Club of Madras; Rtn. Prasanna Rajagopalan, Honorary Secretary, RCM; Rtn. Suresh Amirapu, Director of Community Services Development, RCM; and Rtn. B. V. Gautam, Chairperson, Environment Action Committee, RCM.
Also present were Janani Venkitesh, Secretary, ROKA; Rtn. Sid Hande, Vice Chairperson, Environment Action Committee; Rtn. Sabina Narayan; and Ms. Stella Rosalin, Headmistress of Chennai Primary School, whose support has been vital to implementing the project on campus.
The event highlighted the spirit of collaboration that made this environmental milestone possible, particularly recognizing Rtn. Kadresan and Mrs. Vasughi, who lead The Thoon Trust and have been central to bringing this green initiative to fruition.
This Bio-Methanation Plant exemplifies the power of community partnership in shaping a cleaner, more sustainable future for Chennai and serves as an educational model for the generations to come.