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This paper describes the characteristics and aging process of two well-established and commercially available technologies, namely Lithium-Ion batteries and supercaps, and one less known system, flywheel energy storage, in the context of public transit buses.

This update report presents profiles of the 22MPGCA transport which outlines their respective objectives, commitment, and signatories and partners.

The Mission, housed in NlTl Aayog and served by the Transport (infrastructure Connectivity) Vertical of NlTl Aayog, rolled out this notification, indicating the terms of reference of the mission.

This study represents a valuable tool for e-mobility stakeholders which can be exploited both for the design or redesign of new LIB EV batteries and for the evaluation of CE readiness of already existing products.

The Transport and Climate Change 2018 Global Status Report (TCC-GSR) describes trends in transport emissions and illustrates policies as well as policy targets across all transport sub-sectors. It sets a baseline that helps to capture the progress of transport in regard to climate action.

The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and the Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) released a new report on low carbon transport in IsDB member countries.

India is moving rapidly towards cleaner transportation with the growth in electric mobility. The Indian government has introduced suitable policy frameworks to promote electric vehicles, with significant R&D efforts towards developing EV components and sub-systems considering local tropical conditions.

The COVID-19 lockdown has brought our cities to a standstill, with necessary restrictions on people’s movements and the stoppage of all transport services. But transport is still needed- to help essential workers reach their offices, to help citizens visit hospitals and fulfil other emergency needs, and to help deliver groceries and other essential services to neighbourhood stores and people’s homes.

World Resources Institute India’s CEO, Dr. OP Agarwal speaks on India’s ambitions for full vehicle electrification, and the critical questions that need to be answered to make that possible.