Tripura has emerged as the second-leading state in India for adopting energy-efficient lighting, according to data from EESLMart.in, the online marketplace launched by Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL). The northeastern state follows Jharkhand, which secured the top position, while Maharashtra ranked third.
The data highlights a shift in consumer behavior, with smaller cities like Agartala outperforming major metropolitan hubs in embracing sustainable energy solutions. The 5-star 6-watt LED bulbs available on EESLMart.in consume significantly less power while delivering brightness equivalent to 9-10 watt LEDs, making them a popular choice among households. EESL CEO Vishal Kapoor hailed the growing adoption of energy-efficient products, stating, “This milestone reflects the increasing awareness of sustainable solutions among citizens. We encourage more consumers to join the movement toward a greener future.”
Agartala, Tripura’s capital, has played a key role in the state’s high ranking, with residents and businesses actively purchasing energy-efficient bulbs. Local traders report a growing demand for sustainable lighting solutions, driven by rising awareness of electricity savings and environmental benefits. The trend signals a broader shift toward energy-conscious consumerism in the region.
