Cover Story Jun 01, 2018 Charging Up India's E-Mobility Revolution With the regulatory landscape for automotive industry transforming globally, India is incentivising the shift to electric mobility.
Cover Story Jun 01, 2018 EVs: A Techno-Commercial Analysis Electric Vehicles (EVs) offer a promising technology pathway for cutting down oil use and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions on a per-kilometre basis. EVs can achieve 50 g of CO2 emission per kilometre compared to the conventional, internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, which emit between 100 and 150 g of CO2 per kilometre.
Interaction Jun 01, 2018 Right policies are key to India's EV revolution EV is the most talked about topic in the energy industry today, because two energy sectors are involved - electric supply and oil and gas. On the supply ecosystem, the government is working on a policy as to who should be responsible for setting up the charging infrastructure.
Interaction Jan 01, 2018 EESL, the biggest 'Make in India' story by far Saurabh Kumar's eyes light up the moment one starts talking to him about his favourite passion, energy efficiency. An Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer of the 1992 batch, Kumar took charge as Managing Director at the Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL) in May 2013.
News Brief Aug 01, 2015 Indian Oil seeks Tata-like sops for acetic acid plant The Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Vadodara has submitted a proposal for a Rs 8,000-crore acetic acid plant and is seeking concessions on the lines of those given to Tata Motors Ltd and Maruti Suzuki India Ltd by the state government under the Mega and Innovative Project schemes.
Web Exclusive Nov 21, 2013 Tata Motors commercial vehicles up market share by 6% Despite facing slowdown, Tata Motors has been able to increase market share by 6 per cent, said the company's sales and marketing head of medium and heavy commercial vehicles Vinod Sahay at 'Excon 2013,' programme in Bangalore on November 20.
Web Exclusive Nov 21, 2013 Tata Motors commercial vehicles up market share by 6% Despite facing slowdown, Tata Motors has been able to increase market share by 6 per cent, said the company's sales and marketing head of medium and heavy commercial vehicles Vinod Sahay at 'Excon 2013,' programme in Bangalore on November 20.
Web Exclusive Jun 11, 2013 CIL chief hopes to exceed Rs 1 trillion revenue in FY14 Media reports quoted Narsing Rao, Chairman of Coal India (CIL) as saying that the firm, which posted a turnover of Rs 88,281 crore during 2012-13 hopes to achieve a 12-13 percent growth in the same in the current financial year. He reportedly expressed hope of exceeding Rs 100,000-crore turnover during 2013-14. There are only eight companies in India that are in the Rs 100,000-crore club