Auroville's monthly news magazine since 1988

Sunlit Future

“Auroville has given me opportunities to discover myself”

Induja

Induja, a young Auroville architect, talks about how she came to Auroville, the work which inspires her and her hopes for the future.

Ensuring continuity in Auroville’s commercial units

The team of Sunlit Future. Rishi stands in the back row, 10th from right

Ranging in activity from restaurants to consulting, fashion, construction and more, Auroville has over 250 commercial units. Many of them have developed a reputation for excellence that extends beyond the community, often becoming a first introduction to Auroville for those far away.

Exploring partnerships – Sunlit Future

Rishi at a solar power plant

Sunlit Future, a unit offering solar technology expertise and Mason & Co, a unit producing high quality chocolate products, are exploring the possibilities of entering into partnership with non-Auroville organizations.

Auroville and Puducherry PV collaboration

A 45kW rooftop solar PV system was designed and installed by Auroville’s unit Sunlit Future on the French Consulate in Pondicherry. Auroville has collaborated with Pondicherry previously providing rooftop grid-connected solar PV systems for two residences, as well as some buildings of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram.

Solar pumping in remote villages: the 100-100 project

Installing a solar pumping system in Gobada village, Orissa

In 1992 Auroville’s renewable energy unit, AuroRE, began providing renewable energy applications and solutions within Auroville and to rural and urban India.

Responsible Energy Management workshop

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In the midst of the heavy rains that brought life to a standstill in most areas of Tamil Nadu, an energetic group of people came to Auroville from all over India.

Auroville International The Netherlands

Auroville International The Netherlands reported that its Facebook page is frequently visited, particularly its Trend Watching posting, which contains a report by two Dutch students of the Fontys Academy for Creative Industries (‘International Lifestyle Studies’) who are doing a research project in Auroville.