Government EV Chargers & Charging Stations in India

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30 KW

DC fast charger

British High Commission

Chanakyapuri, New Delhi

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British High Commission Delhi (BHC)

In an initiative to aid in the growth of EV infrastructure in India, we have installed two 30kW DC fast chargers in the British High Commission in New Delhi. The government EV charging stations in India were installed for efficient and rapid charging solutions to provide hassle-free functioning for government electric vehicles. Their rapid charging capacity lowers downtime and makes it easier for government and corporate adoption of EVs. The installation is a part of our initiative towards creating a seamless government-installed EV charging stations network in India towards a sustainable, green transport network. Our high-performance chargers are designed to create a greener and cleaner India.

60 & 30 KW DC fast charger

10 KW AC fast charger

NHPC Ltd. Gerukamukh

LAKHIMPUR, ASSAM

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National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC)

The National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) has installed government EV charging stations in the Gerukamukh project in Assam in the direction of green energy projects. The complex comprises two 60kW DC fast-charging points, a 30kW DC fast charger, and two 10kW AC charging points for the efficient charging of EVs for the employees and the visiting public.

The government-installed EV charging stations in India follow the green energy and adoption of NHPC's e-mobility plans. The introduction of fast and reliable EV charging infrastructure will promote clean energy initiatives in India, increase the use of electric vehicles, and reduce the carbon footprint for a greener tomorrow.

60 KW

DC fast charger

BEL, Ministry of defence

Jalahalii Post Bengaluru

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Bharat Electronic Limited, Bangalore

Indian state-owned company Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) installed a 60kW DC fast charger in the Bengaluru-based complex of Jalahalli Post. The government EV charger deployment program will provide high-efficiency and rapid charging for electric vehicles. The investment in government-installed EV charging infrastructure in the country by BEL is part of the push for sustainable mobility in the country and the thrust on green energy and reduced carbon footprint by the company. The use of advanced EV infrastructure by BEL is setting the pace for a greener and sustainable tomorrow and the greater use of electric vehicles in the defense and government sector.

60 KW

DC fast charger

CPIR, Sir C V Raman Road

BANGALORE

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Central Power Research Institute (CPRI) Bangalore

The Bangalore-based Central Power Research Institute (CPRI) installed a 60kW DC fast charger in its building on Prof. Sir C.V. Raman Road in Sadashivanagar. The initiative strengthens the EV infrastructure in the country through the deployment of government EV charging outlets for efficient and quick charging. CPRI, a premier research institute, assists the growth of government-installed EV charging stations within the country to promote sustainable energy utilization. The installation falls under the country's green mobility initiative and encourages electric vehicle utilization to reduce the carbon footprint. CPRI assists the creation of a greener and energy-efficient tomorrow by using advanced EV charging solutions.

15 KW GBT DC fast charger

10 KW AC charger

Power grid Housing Colony

Jammu

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Power Grid Corporation of India Limited Jammu (PGCIL)

National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), Tandwa, commissioned a 120kW DC fast charger and a 22kW AC charger in its North Karanpura Super Thermal Power Project in the state of Jharkhand. The addition enhances the EV ecosystem in India with government EV charging points for efficient and reliable charging solutions. NTPC helps increase government-installed EV charging points in India in accordance with the push for clean energy and sustainable transport through green modes of travel. NTPC facilitates sustainable transport and reduces carbon footprint through the use of advanced EV charging technology and helps in the green energy revolution in India towards a greener and sustainable future.

120 KW DC fast charger

22 KW AC charger

1029 North Karanpura

TANDWA, Jharkhand

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National Thermal Power Corporation, Tandwa (NTPC)

NTPC Tandwa is bringing green energy into reality with the introduction of electric vehicle (EV) charging facilities brought about by the Indian government. Some of these include the one at 1029 North Karanpura Super Thermal Power Project, Post-Tandwa, Chatra District, Jharkhand (825321), with a 120kW DC fast charger and a 22kW AC charger, each of a solo number.

Government chargers such as these make electric vehicle ownership a reality by offering reliable and effective charging facilities. By investing in such a facility, NTPC is making green energy a reality for India, increasing sustainability, and making eco-friendly transport a reality for the region.