New Delh, As a boost to the Government of India’s ambitious goals to reduce carbon emission in all major cities by 2030 to reduce carbon emission and push towards E-Mobility, National Highway for Electric Vehicles (NHEV)awarded a contract to Joulepoint for setting up eight E-Vehicle charging stations at the Delhi-Agra Expressway.
Joulepoint is the fastest growing operating system for EV charger management platform in India, connecting charging infrastructure everywhere you find electric vehicles around the country. Committed to supporting the best smart charging hardware all around the country, Mr Ranjan Kumar Dodda, Chief Marketing Officer,Joulepoint said, “We are privileged to get this contract and work with NHEV in realising India’s dream towards reducing carbon emission and strengthen E-Mobility. With a wide range of services; we are a one-stop solution for everything that is required to set up a smooth running charging station for convenience of the commuters on the expressway.”
Mr Abhijeet Sinha, Project Director, National Highway for Electronic Vehicle (NHEV) said, “The EV charging stations will become a great investment option for the company as well as individuals, creating a win-win model for the entire ecosystem, bringing a transformation in the industry towards the EV segment. The new infrastructure will encourage people to opt more e-vehicles thereby contributing towards the larger goal of reducing carbon emission. EV is a new concept in India, however the number of electric vehicles have increased in 2022.” According to a FADA report, 17,804 commercial EV units have been sold in India in FY22, up by 2.5x as compared to sales figures of FY21.
This 200 km Delhi-Agra stretch will have eight charging stations (four each side) which can charge the vehicle within 1-4 hours for a complete run. The station can charge 20+ vehicles in one go.
NHEV is Partnering with Joulepoint to develop EV charging stations in Delhi-Agra Expressway
