Energy audits for schools
Know where your school's electricity goes.
Turn the bills you already have into clear analysis, practical actions, and honest proof of what changed.
Free to use. No hardware required.
Our reach
Real schools. Real bills. Honest numbers.
Every figure below comes from schools verified by the Project Bijli team, and is calculated the same way for every school.
Each one confirmed by the Project Bijli team before it is counted.
52.1 lakh kWh of electricity across 456 monthly bills.
What the recommended actions could save. Not yet achieved. ₹24.4 lakh of it from free or low-cost actions.
10,972 kWh and 7.8 t CO₂ avoided, measured from bills at 2 schools after 2 changes so far.
“Saved so far” compares each school's bills with the same months a year earlier, starting from its first change. Months affected by new solar panels or by unusually high baseline months are left out, and losses are counted, not hidden. A change in bills shows correlation, not proof. Updated 31 October 2026. How these numbers are calculated
How it works
One loop. Measured honestly.
Most dashboards stop at charts. Project Bijli follows a change all the way through, from the first bill to the result.
- 01Measure
Enter monthly electricity bills, or import a spreadsheet. No hardware needed.
- 02Analyse
See trends, kWh per student and per sq. ft., and unusual months, each explained in plain words.
- 03Recommend
Get practical actions for your building, with savings you can trace step by step.
- 04Implement
Record each change: what it is, who is responsible, and when it started.
- 05Measure again
Compare later bills with the months before, and with the same months last year.
Built to be trusted.
If Project Bijli says a school could save ₹84,000 a year, you can see exactly how that number was worked out.
Honest numbers
Every figure is labelled as measured, calculated, an assumption or an estimate. Potential savings and measured savings are never mixed.
Private by default
Each school sees only its own data. Comparisons are opt-in, anonymous, and use per-student and per-area figures, never raw totals.
About buildings, not people
No student names or personal data. Only bills, building size and equipment counts.
Start with last year's bills.
Ten minutes with a stack of electricity bills is enough to see your school's first analysis.