India aims for a clean energy economy! NITI Aayog is going to organise ‘MOVE: Global Mobility Summit’ on September 7-8, 2018 in collaboration with various ministries and industry partners.
- The summit will be held in New Delhi and will be inaugurated by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- It will help to drive India’s goals for vehicle electrification, renewable energy integration and job growth, thus, speeding up India’s transition to a clean energy economy.
Aim of the Global Mobility Summit:
- The summit aims to bring together and engage with key stakeholders within rapidly transforming global mobility landscape and to evolve public interest framework for shared, connected, zero emission agenda for the future.
- It also aims to encourage synergies between indigenous industries such as automobile manufacturing, information technology, electronics, telecommunications to integrate with global supply chains.
- It also envisages mobility as key driver for generating employment, providing innovative solutions to improve efficiency and efficacy of transport sector and accelerate economic growth.
What will the summit feature?
- The summit will feature global political leaders from mobility space and will see participation of over 1200 participants from across world including government leadership, research organizations, academia, industry leaders, think tanks and civil society organisations.
- The Summit has been organised along key ‘tracks’ to anchor debate and deliberations on towards preparing a collective mobility agenda. The six tracks or themes for the Summit will focus on:
- Asset Utilization and Services
- Comprehensive Electrification
- Alternative Energy
- Reinventing Public Transit
- Logistics and Goods Transport
- Data Analytics and Mobility
