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Environmental Effects of Electromobility in a Sustainable Urban Public Transport
2020
Author(s): Pietrzak K, Pietrzak O
The main purpose of the article was to identify and analyze environmental effects resulting from the implementation of zero-emission buses in urban public transport on the example of the city of Szczecin, Poland.
Road Pricing to Decongest Mumbai
2020
Author(s): ITDP India Programme, Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation
This study aims to assess the need and effectiveness of congestion pricing in Greater Mumbai as a Travel Demand Management (TDM) measure alongside other TDM measures and provides a roadmap for its implementation.
Land Value Capture for Transit Oriented Development
2020
Author(s): National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA), Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation
This document is the second knowledge product developed as a part of the technical assistance. It focuses on the concept of Land Value Capture and different aspects of the same.
Launch of Digital Library on Green Mobility (DLGM) - Inaugural address
2020
Author(s): Dr Winfried Damm, Head of Indo-German Energy Programme, GIZ
In his inaugural address, Dr Winfried Damm, Head of Indo-German Energy Programme, GIZ, said, “Lifetime and ownership costs of EVs are coming down fast coupled with increase in number of EVs, especially in developed nations.
This report examines five critical challenges that must be overcome to accelerate the pace of EV adoption.
Value Capture Finance in Transit Oriented Development
2020
Author(s): National Institute of Urban Affairs, Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation
This document is the first knowledge product developed as a part of the technical assistance. It emphasizes the importance of Value Capture Financing (VCF) and the role it plays in implementation of Transit Oriented Development (TOD).
Decreasing costs of renewables: analysis of energy sector planning and climate policy in Argentina
2020
Author(s): Kurdziel MJ, Nascimento L, Hagemann M
The report study shows that the current situation in Argentina may compromise not only the successful development of the renewable energy sector, but also the country’s potential to raise its climate ambition and to ensure overall socio-economic development. Against this backdrop, it is important to enhance transparent and effective planning in the energy sector that is based on robust tools and methods and results in the formulation of realistic targets.
Launch of Digital Library on Green Mobility (DLGM): Key remarks
2020
Author(s): Mr M. Vijay Kumar, Joint Adviser, Transport, NITI Aayog
Mr M. Vijay Kumar, Joint Adviser, Transport, NITI Aayog highlighted several initiatives taken by the Government of India to promote green mobility.
Profitability of Frequency Regulation by Electric Vehicles in Denmark and Japan Considering Battery Degradation Costs
2020
Author(s): Calearo L, Marinelli M
Primary frequency regulation (FR) service has been demonstrated to be technically feasible and economically profitable in different studies worldwide. This paper determines the profitability of the primary frequency regulation service considering the wear of the electric vehicle (EV) battery as a cost.
India is expected to see increase in demand for personal and commercial mobility as one of the key growth drivers in the world. A combination of prosperous consumers, increased government spending on infrastructure, and growing demand for freight movement is likely to drive this demand.



