GROUPED COMMERCIAL VEHICLE EV PROJECT IN INDIA

ELECTRIC MOBILITY

Project Overview

This project replaces fossil fuel-powered commercial vehicles with electric 3-wheelers and 4-wheelers across India. By collaborating with logistics and e-commerce companies, the initiative reduces carbon emissions and supports sustainable logistics solutions.

Key Objectives

Reduce GHG emissions by transitioning to commercial electric vehicles.

Optimize logistics costs while meeting carbon emission reduction goals.

Expand electric vehicle adoption in the logistics sector.

Project Details

Title:
Grouped Commercial Vehicle EV Project in India

Type:
Transport Project

Project Location:
PAN India

Duration:
10 years 

Carbon Standard:
VERRA

Methodology:
AMS-I.F., AMS-III.C

Certification Status:
Credits issued

Partnerships and Stakeholders

Key Collaborators and Local Stakeholders:

MoEVing

Role of Community:

Provides sustainable transportation solutions, benefiting logistics providers and reducing urban pollution.

Projects Impact

Annual Impacts (Key Metrics)

70,520 tCO2eq

EXPECTED CARBON CREDITS

7,052 tCO2eq

AVERAGE ANNUAL CREDITS

Over the project period

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Alignment with SDGs

Community Impact

  • Reduces urban air pollution by transitioning logistics fleets to electric vehicles.
  • Provides cost-effective transportation options for logistics companies.
  • Improves air quality, benefiting urban populations and public health.

Climate Impact

Promotes sustainable urban and rural logistics practices.

Challenges & Solutions

Problems Addressed by the Project:

High carbon emissions from fossil fuel-powered logistics fleets.Lack of access to safe drinking water in rural Ethiopia.

Implemented Solutions:

Deployed commercial electric 3-wheelers and 4-wheelers in collaboration with top logistics and e-commerce companies.