Addressing the 8th session of the International Solar Alliance (ISA), President Droupadi Murmu said by 2050, India aims not only to meet its clean energy targets but also to become a hub that aggregates global solar demand and drives innovation, manufacturing and knowledge exchange.
The biggest beneficiaries of the GST reduction will be the rooftop solar segment, giving a boost to PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana
Over the long term, Li-ion batteries segment could see heightened competition which may put to test the market share enjoyed by both these leaders so far
Rare earth magnets are critical for the motors used in electric vehicles, and China is the dominant global supplier.
Under cleantech manufacturing, equipment such as solar PV cells, EV batteries, motors and controllers, electrolysers and grid-scale batteries will be promoted, the minister has said
Kant also said that transition to low carbon technologies relies hugely on Lithium-ion technologies which are crucial for powering Electric Vehicles and New Energy sectors
Misra said that executives from Aesir Tech are invited to India and that the company will help set up a manufacturing facility in the country.
Industry players reckon that the move by the Finance Minister is pivotal and will substantially lower the production costs of battery cells, directly translating into more affordable electric vehicles (EVs) for consumers
While many of them anticipate targeted incentives like FAME 3.0, some are looking for more support for local battery production and innovation, which are critical for the sustainability and cost-effectiveness of EV
Industry players reckon that the reduction of custom duties on EV components and encouraging R&D in battery technology will further accelerate local production and create jobs.
The battery maker will invest about $3 billion in its Michigan facility to establish new production lines for battery cells and modules exclusively for the automaker, the completion for which is expected in 2025.
The carmaker plans to meet half its own demand with its battery unit and sell the remaining output to third-party customers.
Chief Executive Officer Sunil Mathur said that the company shall remain on the lookout to acquire businesses in India to boost its portfolio
The company, which recently launched Simple One for Rs 1.45 lakh, is gearing up to launch more e-scooters, an e-motorcycle and an e-car
Magnets in Apple devices will use recycled rare earth elements, and in-house designed printed circuit boards will use recycled tin soldering and gold plating, the company said.
In the coming financial year (2023-24), the government is going to focus on exploration of strategic and critical minerals, including fertilizer minerals.
The basic customs duty rate has been reduced from 21 percent to 13 percent other than textiles, making a host of articles cheaper. Cigarettes to become costlier
The Bangalore-based startup, which specialises in the manufacturing, research and development of nanotechnologies, had started making batteries for electric two- and three-wheelers from December last year and is currently churning out 8,000-10,000 units per year
The government had earlier mandated new EV testing norms from October 1, 2022
Nitin Gadkari was speaking on the response so far from across all the sectors for which the scheme had been implemented and whether it had started off according to the government's expectations.
These firms, the ministry said, will receive incentives under India's Rs 18,100 crore programme to boost local battery cell production.
Exponential rise in nickel prices led London Metal Exchange (LME) to suspend trading in the metal.
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To achieve net zero by 2070, India’s total installed solar power capacity would need to increase to over 5,600 GW , usage of coal would need to drop by 99 percent by 2060, and consumption of crude oil would need to peak by 2050 and fall by 90 percent between 2050 and 2070.