FY 2022-23

In FY 2022-23 Power Grid Corporation of India Limited spent ₹321.66 crore on CSR against a 2% obligation of ₹311.97 crore.

Period: Apr 2022 - Mar 2023.

• Obligation (2% rule): ₹311.97 crore
• Spent in the year: ₹321.66 crore (projects ₹310.51 crore, admin overheads ₹10.83 crore, impact assessment ₹0.32 crore)
• Set aside for ongoing projects (Unspent CSR Account): ₹0 crore
• Transferred to a Schedule VII fund: ₹0 crore
• Spent above this year's obligation (money set aside counts as spent): ₹9.69 crore
• Environment spend: ₹10.73 crore

Spending by area

Area	Amount
Education and skill development	₹56.08 crore
Ecology and environment	₹10.73 crore
Health and sanitation	₹229.43 crore
Sports, art and culture	₹4.27 crore
Protection of national heritage, art and culture	₹0.03 crore
Other CSR activities	₹10.25 crore
Own CSR personnel cost	₹10.87 crore

Main programmes

• Vishram Sadans completed at DMCH Darbhanga (Bihar), Guwahati Medical College (Assam), SSG Hospital Vadodara (Gujarat)
• Ring gantry Linear Accelerator at Regional Cancer Centre, Thiruvananthapuram
• MRI at Vivekanand Medical Institute, Palampur; 100-bed PICU at GSVM Medical College, Kanpur
• NFCH assistance for education of 1600 violence-affected students
• 50-seat SC senior girls hostel, Sarai, Singrauli; playground at K.B. Women's College, Hazaribagh
• Crematorium upgrade, Gangtok; medical equipment for Sikkim facilities
• POWERGRID endowment merit-cum-means scholarship at IIT Madras
• 168 new projects worth Rs 275.10 crore sanctioned; report text also states Rs 105 crore contribution to PM CARES (not visible in the CSR split)

Trees and greening

• Plantation drives at Naya Raipur, Hariyar, Auraiya; 50,000 saplings at Kokrajhar and 1,000 trees at Gurgaon (sustainability section, not tied to a CSR amount)
• Cumulative about 656,702 trees planted by end FY23 (company-wide)

States: Bihar, Assam, Gujarat, Kerala, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Sikkim, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra.

Implementing agencies: National Foundation for Communal Harmony, IIT Madras.

Source: S4 Annual Report 2022-23, pages pdf 70-71, 174-177, 253-257 (CSR annexure, Note)