Campaign India Team
Feb 17, 2021

Wunderman Thompson to handle creative for Tata Power's solar solutions

Account won post a multi-agency pitch

Wunderman Thompson to handle creative for Tata Power's solar solutions
Wunderman Thompson India has won the integrated creative mandate comprising ATL, BTL and digital services for Tata Power’s solar rooftop solutions. 
 
The account was won following a multi-agency pitch. 
 
Dr Praveer Sinha, CEO and MD, Tata Power, said, “Solar rooftop is one of the primary and the quickest enablers of green energy. Our vision is to stimulate adoption of green energy in the daily life of every individual in the country. As India’s leading solar rooftop player, our endeavour is to collaborate with our responsible consumers and empower them to conserve energy, save power costs and help protect the environment. With our upcoming campaigns, we aim to create awareness about the environmental and commercial benefits of solar rooftop installation to all. We are delighted to have a strong communications partner like Wunderman Thompson on board as we build our customer-facing business.”
 
Tarun Rai, chairman and group CEO, Wunderman Thompson South Asia, said, “Renewable energy is the future. We are extremely happy and proud that we will be partnering Tata Power in their endeavour to build a sustainable future for the country. We will help achieve the strategic business objectives of Tata Power, rearticulate the brand and create relevance for consumers. The opportunity is huge and we look forward to an exciting journey ahead as we take our first step with an integrated campaign across mainline and digital platforms.”
 
 
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