EESL commissions first EV charging station in south Delhi
The inauguration coincides with the National Energy Conservation Day being celebrated across the country
- Dec 14, 2019,
- Updated Dec 14, 2019 5:13 PM IST
In a bid to build a robust EV charging infrastructure, state-run Energy Efficiency Service Ltd (EESL) and South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) on Saturday inaugurated the first electric vehicle public charging station in south Delhi.
The inauguration coincides with the National Energy Conservation Day being celebrated across the country, EESL said in a statement.
The charging station has been installed in the SDMC parking area of Greater Kailash-1 N Block market.
EESL has installed the charging station after the signing an agreement with SDMC. This is the first of the 75 charging stations to be installed across SDMC areas as per the agreement.
The installation of public charging stations would help in increasing the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in the city. With the increasing penetration of EVs, the local emission of pollutants is also expected to reduce, leading to cleaner air providing several health benefits to the public.
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In a bid to build a robust EV charging infrastructure, state-run Energy Efficiency Service Ltd (EESL) and South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) on Saturday inaugurated the first electric vehicle public charging station in south Delhi.
The inauguration coincides with the National Energy Conservation Day being celebrated across the country, EESL said in a statement.
The charging station has been installed in the SDMC parking area of Greater Kailash-1 N Block market.
EESL has installed the charging station after the signing an agreement with SDMC. This is the first of the 75 charging stations to be installed across SDMC areas as per the agreement.
The installation of public charging stations would help in increasing the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in the city. With the increasing penetration of EVs, the local emission of pollutants is also expected to reduce, leading to cleaner air providing several health benefits to the public.
Also Read: LPG consumption is bound to increase as base has been formed, Dharmendra Pradhan on CAG report