- This roadmap outlines crucial research areas and projects that need immediate attention over the next five years.
- Here are the key highlights:
- Energy Storage Cells: Focusing on developing indigenous energy storage systems to reduce import dependence.
- EV Aggregates: Enhancing electric vehicle (EV) components and systems.
- Materials and Recycling: Exploring sustainable materials and recycling practices.
- Charging and Refueling: Strengthening charging infrastructure and promoting renewable energy sources.
- The goal is to achieve global leadership and self-reliance in e-mobility within the specified timeframe.
- India aims to reduce emission intensity by 45% by 2030 and achieve energy independence by 2047, ultimately reaching net-zero emissions by 2070.
Question:
1 Who launched the e-Mobility R&D Roadmap for India on 16th July 2024?
- A) Professor Ajay Kumar Sood
- B) Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank
- C) Nitin Gadkari
- D) Amitabh Kant