The Indian government has issued revised consolidated guidelines and standards for electric vehicles (EVs) charging infrastructure as the vehicles continued to penetrate the Indian auto market.
An additional 2,000 MW of electricity could be consumed for cooking purposes in urban areas, 1,000 MW in the transport sector, and 2,000 MW in the industrial sector if the distribution system is improved by speeding up.
The Nepali government has made it mandatory for investors to set up two-wheeler assembly plants in the Asian country to ensure certain domestic value addition, employment, and environmental standards.
Nepali authorities are encouraging consumption of more power by cutting electricity tariffs by 2.84 percent on average, as the South Asian country is generating a surplus of hydropower.