Decarbonisation Pathways for the Indian Automobile Sector

IF 0.8 3区社会学 Q1 HISTORY

Intelligence and National Security Pub Date : 2023-02-10 DOI:10.32381/ns.2022.05.04.3

A. Sarma, S. Sunder

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Abstract

The Automotive industry has a central and critical role in achieving India’s ambitious commitments to arrest climate change. This paper discusses India’s commitments together with the development challenges it faces in its green energy mission in the transportation sector with emphasis on Electric Vehicles (EVs). In this connection, the role and efforts of various stakeholders, including, the Central and State Governments and the industry have been critically analysed. The paper emphasises the need for achieving ‘Atmanirbharta’ or self-reliance in the manufacturing of Zero Emission Vehicles and their critical components, as well as significantly boosting domestic R&D to successfully achieve the goals

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印度汽车行业脱碳之路

在实现印度遏制气候变化的宏伟承诺方面，汽车行业发挥着核心和关键作用。本文讨论了印度的承诺，以及它在交通运输部门的绿色能源使命中面临的发展挑战，重点是电动汽车(ev)。在这方面，对包括中央和邦政府以及该行业在内的各利益攸关方的作用和努力进行了批判性分析。该文件强调了在零排放汽车及其关键部件的制造中实现“Atmanirbharta”或自力更生的必要性，以及显著推动国内研发以成功实现目标的必要性

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