India's Shift to Electric Mobility
The Automotive sector is a pivotal contributor to India’s economic growth and contributes 49% to India’s manufacturing GDP. In FY24, the country produced approximately 49 lakh passenger vehicles, 9.9 lakh three-wheelers, 214.7 lakh two-wheelers, and 10.7 lakh commercial vehicles.
The Automotive sector is a pivotal contributor to India’s economic growth and contributes 49% to India’s manufacturing GDP. In FY24, the country produced approximately 49 lakh passenger vehicles, 9.9 lakh three-wheelers, 214.7 lakh two-wheelers, and 10.7 lakh commercial vehicles. The world’s primary modes of transportation are facing two major problems: rising oil costs and increasing carbon emissions. As a result, electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining popularity as they are independent of oil and do not produce greenhouse gases. However, despite their benefits, several operational issues still need to be addressed for EV adoption to become widespread. This research delves into the evolution of EVs over time and highlights their benefits, including reducing carbon emissions and air pollution.
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Current Trends and Future Directions in Renewable Energy Systems
A variety of technologies are included in renewable energy systems, which are intended to capture energy from renewable natural resources including sunlight, wind, water, and geothermal heat. These systems are not the same as fossil fuels, which have a limited supply and greatly exacerbate environmental degradation and climate change. Global initiatives to lessen the effects of climate change, cut greenhouse gas emissions, and achieve sustainable development must include the transition to renewable energy. It is crucial to define important words in the topic of renewable energy systems in order to comprehend it.
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