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Karnataka Focuses on Electric Mobility in New Budget

The budget did not mention solar or wind-based projects

March 20, 2020

/ Anjana Parikh
/ Markets & Policy, Other,
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In the recent state budget announcement, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa announced that ₹100 million (~$13.56 million) would be allocated to establish an electric vehicle and energy storage manufacturing cluster in the state. With this, Karnataka has become the first state to have an electric vehicle and energy storage policy in the country.

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