Budgetary planning figure. Final investment may vary based on technical assessment, vendor quotations, site conditions and implementation requirements.

Electric vehicle adoption in rural areas is constrained by the absence of charging infrastructure. A solar-powered public charging hub at the temple campus will enable local EV owners, the temple's own electric fleet, and visiting EVs to charge reliably using clean energy.

Installs a solar-powered EV charging hub with multiple charging points for two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and four-wheelers. The hub is open to the public and integrated with the campus solar-plus-BESS system. Includes a small revenue model to sustain operations.

E: Enables clean transport; powered by solar energy. S: Rural infrastructure development; supports local EV adoption. G: Charging sessions and revenue data published monthly.

Flagship project for a major CSR or foundation partnership. Suitable for clean energy, rural infrastructure, or green mobility themes. Naming opportunity on the hub.

Local EV owners, the temple's electric fleet, visiting devotees with EVs, and the broader rural community transitioning to clean mobility.

Charging session data, revenue, and operational costs will be published monthly. Procurement follows competitive tender with public disclosure.

Project execution by Xylem Foundations. All funds are managed under the Foundation's governance framework.