London, October 16 (IANS). The Science Museum’s award-winning, free Adani Green Energy Gallery has attracted close to one million visitors since its launch last year. There were more than 10,000 students in it. This information was given by the company on Thursday.
This gallery highlights the need for rapid energy transition and decarbonization to combat climate change.
The gallery includes fascinating displays of contemporary and historical objects, engaging digital exhibitions and custom-built models that demonstrate how the past, present and future of energy systems are shaped by human imagination and innovation.
Sagar Adani, Executive Director, Adani Green Energy, said, “We are proud to witness an energy revolution. The Adani Green Energy Gallery is inspiring millions of people and accelerating the conversation around sustainability and innovation. At Adani Green Energy, we believe that a sustainable future lies in bold innovation and collective action. This achievement reflects our shared commitment to shaping a green future. and demonstrates the power of education to bring about meaningful change.”
He added, “We congratulate the Science Museum Group on this significant achievement and are proud to support a gallery that sparks curiosity and develops solutions for a cleaner, more robust world.”
The gallery showcases technologies and projects from the UK and abroad, ranging from hydrogen energy in Orkney to terracotta air-cooling facades in India and a solar energy farm project in Morocco. It is popular with both families and school groups.
The company said that since its opening, more than 10,000 students have visited the gallery as part of educational trips.
This free gallery was opened on March 24 last year on the second floor of the West Hall of the Science Museum.
Designed by architects and design studio Unknown Works, the gallery recently received a Retrofit and Reuse Award from the Architect’s Journal for its sustainable approach to design and installation.
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