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Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy Gallery, at the Science Museum, London

The Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy Gallery, at the Science Museum in London, UK has welcomed over 7,00,000 visitors within a year of its inauguration on 26 March, 2024 by Gautam Adani, Chairman, Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL). Visitors have explored the revolutionary technologies that can help the world generate and use energy more sustainably. This gallery, sponsored by Adani Green and curated by the Science Museum, showcases technologies for a low-carbon future to address climate change. It explores the energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable sources.

The gallery has already hosted 40+ curator-led tours for leading organisations like Bloomberg, Climate Change Committee, the Met Office and World Energy Council, Offering deep insights into decarbonisation and sustainable energy transitions.

7,00,000Visitors within a year
40+Curator-led tours for leading organisations

The gallery won the prestigious 2024 Brick Awards in the innovation category for its low-carbon brick bench exhibit, the world’s first 100% hydrogen-fired brick that drastically reduces carbon emissions.

The gallery won the prestigious 2024 Brick Awards in the innovation category for its low-carbon brick bench exhibit, the world’s first 100% hydrogen-fired brick that drastically reduces carbon emissions.

The Gallery’s unique and updated decarbonisation tracker exhibit displays the carbon intensity of Britain's electricity supply over the years and will continue to monitor this data up to 2035.

As one of the world’s largest renewable energy companies with over 13 gigawatts of operational renewable energy capacity, Adani Green shares the Gallery’s mission of advancing net zero goals. Designed by award-winning architects, Unknown Works, the gallery showcases use of redundant shelves and recyclable aluminium.