SMART CITIES AND SUPPORT ACTIONS FOR ELECTRO MOBILITY

IN INDIA

PROF. T.G. SITHARAMCHAIR PROFESSOR IN THE AREA OF ENERGY, AND,

PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING & C ISTUPINDIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE,

BANGALORE – 560012.

SMART CITIES MISSION IN INDIA• Urban renewal and

retrofitting program by GOI• Mission to develop 100

cities all over the country making them citizen friendly and sustainable

SMART CITIES – PHASE 1 AND PHASE 2

CHALLENGES FACING URBAN AREASRapid growth of population and vehicles Air pollution Noise Pollution Urban Sprawl Lack of proper planning and land use initiatives

More trips (length, duration) per capita.Envisages the need for effective PuT which can move people and goods, not vehicles.

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MOBILITY MISSION PLAN (NEMMP) 2020

Boost Domestic manufacturing capabilities for EV’s

Mitigate adverse environmental impact from road transport

Reduce noise and air pollution 9th Jan 2013 – launched Goal is to produce 6 to 7 Million units of new

electric vehicles

Society of Manufactures of EV’s

E-MOBILITY STATUS Overall share of Ev’s is small Capital subsidy proposed Exemption of road tax and Vat for EV in

Karnataka state Early 2000 – Reva car – Now Tech Mahindra

80km with 5 Hr charging time Now many brands - Hybrid and electric Bus –

BMTC Fully electric taxi service for corporates 2015 –

Lithium Technologies E-rickshaws – 100000 in Delhi – Passed Motor

Vehicle Amendment Bill 2015 Large presence in Urban mobility by Metros

(delhi, Mumbaim, Blore) and Indian Railways

FUTURE IS ELECTRIC • Electricity For India’s

Future Growth – The Renewable Energy

• Renewable energy sources : Hydroelectric power, solar energy (photovoltaic), wind energy, energy from biomass , Ocean energy

2050

ELECTRIC VEHICLES• seen as a critical component of global

climate change mitigation efforts. • co-benefits of energy security, • Industrialization,• job creation, • among other things drives the response

of various stakeholders

TAKE A DEEP BREATH, INDIA

SWITCH TO ELECTRIC CARS India will become the world's third-largest auto market by 2030, and it simply doesn't have domestic reserves capable of filling all those tanks !!.

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