Adani Electricity observed ‘National Electrical Safety Week 2026’ across its offices and supply areas between June 26-July 2
MUMBAI — Adani Electricity observed ‘National Electrical Safety Week 2026’ across its offices and supply areas between June 26-July 2.
During the week, various electrical safety-related educational workshops and programmes were organised for employees and customers.
The theme for the year was “Competency, Compliance, and Caution – Ensuring Electrical Safety.”
“At Adani Electricity, we powered lives responsibly and reaffirmed our commitment to safe practices, a skilled workforce, and vigilant compliance to protect every home and workplace,” according to a company spokesperson.
Last month, Adani Electricity proactively escalated its disaster management readiness in preparation for the monsoon season, aiming to safeguard its 3.15 million customers from potential disruptions.
To address any emergencies that may arise during the monsoon, Adani Electricity activated its Central Disaster Control Centre (CDCC). This pivotal hub will orchestrate response efforts and operate round-the-clock, ensuring swift action and communication throughout the monsoon period, said the leading electricity distribution company in Mumbai.
"Our team is fully prepared to address monsoon season related challenges,” an Adani Electricity spokesperson had said. "With the support of our Quick Response Teams and the Central Disaster Management team, we are committed to ensuring the safety of our consumers and maintaining a reliable power supply,” the spokesperson added.
Seven Quick Response Teams (QRTs) have been strategically deployed across the distribution network. These teams are equipped with comprehensive response, recovery, and restoration plans specifically tailored for the challenges posed by the monsoon season, said the company.
To monitor rising water levels, 98 advanced water level sensors are now integrated with the Advanced Distribution Management System at critical locations. This setup enhances the ability to preempt and respond to flood-related electrical issues.
The CDCC will leverage state-of-the-art satellite and wireless technologies, including walkie-talkies and remote devices, to maintain uninterrupted communication across departments and with external authorities. This infrastructure ensures minimal downtime and efficient incident management.