Centre for Environmental Research and Education’s solar electrification project aims to provide public utilities to help schools, educational institutions and hospitals transition to renewable energy through the installation of roof-top solar panels and net metering system in order to reduce load on the main electricity grid. Installing solar panels on rooftops of these buildings helps the organisation gain huge financial benefits by saving from their electricity bills every year and these savings can be reinvested in other projects or infrastructure improvements. In addition to the financial benefits, solar energy has multiple environment and social benefits, the far-reaching one being reduction in carbon emissions due to switching over from fossil fuel based electricity generation. Several other benefits include reduced land and water use and multiple health benefits to the community due to reduced air pollution.