From
Shoonya to Sarva
( from None to
Everyone ? )
Context :
Government targets full
switch over of urban freight vehicles to EVs / ET
/ 17 Sept 2021
Extract :
Ø In a massive exercise
to accelerate adoption of and create an ecosystem for electric vehicles in the
country, government think-tank Niti Aayog Wedenesday launched the ‘Shoonya’ initiative
which will target fully electrifying fleet vehicles in urban freight sector in the next
two years.
Ø In an exclusive
interaction, Niti Aayog Chief Executive Officer Amitabh Kant told ET, “India is at the cusp of a mobility
revolution which will be shared, connected, green and the delivery sector must be the leader in
this. Once, they succeed, other (market segments) will follow”, adding in the next two years, all urban delivery vehicles must go completely green.
Ø Given the rapid growth
in e-commerce in the country – accelerated now by the pandemic - as many as 8 million vehicles are expected to be on-road in the urban delivery segment by 2030, shows a study available with Niti
Aayog.
Ø The objective of the Shoonya initiative is,
# to faciliate faster transition to green technologies in the segment to
reduce emission
# simultaneously leverage the volumes to enable establishment of a
charging infrastructure and
categories in the country
Ø Niti Aayog will launch
a corporate branding and certification programme to recognise the industry’s
efforts towards transitioning to EVs for final-mile deliveries.
Ø An online tracking platform will share the campaign’s impact
through data such as :
Ø Kant added the government
has already announced several measures to incentivise adoption of electric
vehicles through FAME 2 Scheme, by extending lower excise duties and levying
lower GST rate of 5% (compared to upwards
of 28% on ones with internal combustion engines) on BEVs. “What we are doing is
now through this integrated campaign will raise consumer
awareness about the health, economic and environment benefits of electric
delivery vehicles”, said he.
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Dear Shri Amitabh Kantji,
Congratulations for this initiative which comes “ not a day too soon “
Whether this initiative “ delivers “ the desired results or not, will largely depend upon the DATA that the proposed
“ ONLINE TRACKING PLATFORM manages to capture ( from Vehicle-mounted sensors ,
I suppose ) on a 24x7 dynamic basis
For a CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK of such a platform, I urge you to consider :
> Transport : an
Integrated Logistic Plan ? [ 20 Nov 2018 ]
As far as being able to track Delivery Vehicles ( whether Electric or ICE )
using NaVIC satellite-based GPS
Skylo Solutions / track location and Movement in Real Time
“ Know where trucks are at any point with satellite navigation sensors that act
as a vehicle tracking
Skylo’s Hub is the equivalent of a cellular
modem in size, convenience, ease of install, affordability.
We are the only company who is providing the ability to communicate
seamlessly with geo satellites that are 35,000 kilometres in
space. Our hardware delivers a new kind of antenna making communications seamless,
a hub that can connect to 50 sensors (BYOS
and they will be compliant) through wire, WiFi, or BLE, (whether stationary or
moving).
Ø
Because Skylo is able to leverage existing geo satellites already
available worldwide, Skylo offers the world’s most affordable way to transmit
data over satellite
Ø
Sensor data is continuously and reliably
communicating with the cloud, offering easy access for anyone, anywhere.
Ø
Skylo Data Platform,
which runs on mobile or desktop, offers specific, customizable dashboards that give
customers the ability to ‘sense and see’ their business activities in real time
in order to take action. The app is easy to download, install, and customize
for immediate use in the field or in the command center
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With regards,
Hemen Parekh / hcp@RecruitGuru.com / 17
Sept 2021
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