Energy Future - January - March 2018

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In the present day, urban transport planning in India addresses numerous challenges, such as the steadily deteriorating air quality, rising greenhouse gas emissions, and adverse rising energy security risks. In order to mitigate these adverse eff ects, greater number of measures, beyond the policies already in place, will be required. In this context, electric vehicles off er alternate mobility options in order to redress the adverse impacts. Professor G Anu Kumar, through this article, presents the present EV landscape in the country and the challenges en route.

Energy Future Magazine Description:

By looking at the technologies, policy decisions, and business ventures that have the potential to overcome energy shortage and our crippling dependence on depleting fossil fuels, Energy Future draws from a deep well of expertise at TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute), India’s leading research institute on energy and green growth. Knowledge of energy security and development is a critical requirement in the modern global economy, and Energy Future aims to educate and inform you about the wide world of energy; its history, its future, how the energy industry works, how it has affected the world, and how it continues to affect you and me.