Executive Summary & Key Takeaways
Executive Summary:
The document outlines the FAME II scheme, a key initiative by the Ministry of Heavy Industries to promote electric vehicle (EV) adoption and manufacturing in India, aligning with the nation's Net Zero target by 2070. The scheme supports EV adoption through subsidies, promotes domestic technology development, and aims to reduce vehicular emissions. It highlights the progress in EV sales, charging infrastructure development, and the resulting environmental benefits.
Key Points / Main Content:
Objectives of FAME II Scheme:
* Encourage the adoption of electric and hybrid vehicles.
* Promote domestic technology for EVs and their components.
* Contribute to a globally competitive and self-sustaining xEV industry.
* Reduce vehicular emissions, especially in cities.
Financial Outlay and Vehicle Targets:
* Allocation of ₹11,500 crore for the scheme.
* Specific outlay for different vehicle categories:
* 2W: ₹5,311 Cr for 15,50,225 vehicles
* 3W: ₹987 Cr for 1,55,536 vehicles
* 4W: ₹750 Cr for 30,461 vehicles
* Buses: ₹3,209 Cr for 7,262 vehicles
* EV PCS: ₹839 Cr for 7,580
* Target of 7,090 e-buses with an outlay of ₹3,545 crore deployed through State Transport Undertakings (STUs) on a Gross Cost Contract basis.
E-Bus Deployment:
* EESL nominated for demand aggregation of e-buses in 9 major cities (population over 4 million).
* 3,472 e-buses allocated to 5 cities through EESL's subsidiary, CESL.
Charging Infrastructure:
* ₹800 crore subsidy sanctioned to OMCs (IOCL, BPCL, HPCL) for setting up 7,432 public charging stations (PCS) at retail outlets.
* ₹560 crore released to OMCs.
* Additional ₹73.50 Crore sanctioned for installing 980 Public Charging stations in March 2024.
* ₹51.45 crore released to OMCs for upgrading their charging stations.
* 148 charging stations commissioned through EOI to other entities.
* 30 EVPCS to be established in 6 states by CESL.
Impact of FAME II:
* Significant savings in fuel consumption (14.1 lac litres per day).
* Reduction in CO2 emissions (3367 tons per day).
* Total fuel saved: 4.29 crore litres.
* Total CO2 reduction: 1.2 lac tons.
EV Market Penetration:
* Increasing penetration of EVs across all segments (2W, 3W, 4W, Buses).
Panchamrit Vision:
* FAME II contributes to India's commitment to reducing carbon emissions, aligning with the Panchamrit principles.
Impact Analysis:
Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs):
* Impact: Responsible for setting up and upgrading public charging stations (PCS) at their retail outlets (ROs).
* Action Required: Expedite the installation and commissioning of PCS and upgrade existing charging stations.
State Transport Undertakings (STUs):
* Impact: Deployment of e-buses on Gross Cost Contract basis.
* Action Required: Utilize the allocated e-buses efficiently to promote sustainable transportation.
Electric Vehicle Manufacturers:
* Impact: Beneficiaries of the scheme through increased adoption of EVs.
* Action Required: Enhance manufacturing capabilities and technological advancements to meet the growing demand for EVs.
Consumers:
* Impact: Access to subsidized EVs and improved charging infrastructure, promoting the adoption of clean mobility solutions.
* Action Required: Consider adopting EVs to contribute to a cleaner and greener environment.
Key Entities Referenced
FAME II scheme : Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles in India Phase II scheme, promoting electric vehicle adoption.
Narendra Modi : The Prime Minister of India, whose vision includes achieving Net Zero emissions by 2070.
Net Zero : Target to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070.
Electric Vehicles (EVs) : Vehicles that use electric power for propulsion, promoted by the FAME II scheme.
COP 21 : The 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, where countries agreed to reduce vehicular emissions.
EESL : Energy Efficiency Services Limited, nominated for demand aggregation of EBuses under FAME II.
Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI) : The Indian government ministry responsible for promoting electric vehicles and sanctioning subsidies for charging infrastructure.
Panchamrit : The five elements outlined during the COP26 conference, guiding India's commitment to reducing carbon emissions.
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showroom Price as per revised outlay
(Rs. lakh) Plan outlay (Rs. Cr)
e 2W 1.50 15,50,225 5,311
e 3W 5.00 1,55,536 987
e 4W 15.00 30,461 750
e Buses 200.00 7,262 3,209
EV PCS -- 7,580 839
Total for above 17,43,484 11,096
Others = -- 404
Total for Scheme 17,43,484 11,500Mass Mobility through E-Buses
A target of 7,090 e-buses with an outlay of 3,545 cr was earmarked under
the FAME-II Scheme, e-buses were deployed on Gross Cost Contract basis
through STUs. STUs were selected by inviting them through EOI dated 4th
By Eol 3,390 3,269 121
June 2019 for different cities on an operational cost model and 3,390 e-
BY EESL/CESL 3,472 1,723 1,749
Buses were allotted to 15 States/ Union Territory.
(Demand aggregation)
Further EESL was nominated for aggregation of demand for E-Buses under
Total 6,862 4,992 1,870
FAME-II, in 9 major cities having population of over 4 million (Mumbai,
Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Anmedabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Surat, and
Pune) under the Scheme on OPEX basis. In response to the demand
aggregation model carried by EESL through its subsidiary CESL, 3472 e-
Buses were allocated to 5 cities with 4 million plus population.\\
CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
The Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI) has been making has been released to OMCs to ensure expeditious
consistent efforts for facilitating the promotion of electric implementation of the scheme.
vehicles in India. The FAME II scheme inter-alia included
Further, MHI sanctioned an additional Rs.73.50 Crore for
financial support in the form of subsidy for setting up of
installation of 980 Public Charging stations in March 2024
Public Charging Infrastructure to instill confidence among
and 70% of the sanction amount of Rs.51.45 crore has
the EV users.
been released to OMCs for upgrading their charging
MHI had sanctioned a subsidy support of Rs.800 crore in stations. OMCs have planned installation and
March 2023 to three Oil marketing companies (OMCs) commissioning of these PCSs in various states to ensure
namely Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum wide coverage. In addition, 148 charging stations have
Corporation Ltd (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum also been commissioned which were allotted through EOI
Corporation Ltd (HPCL) for setting up 7,432 public charging to other entities in various states. Besides this, a nother 30
88 stations (PCS) at their Retail Outlets (ROs) across the EVPCS to be established in 6 states by CESL.
country. Out of Rs.800 crore sanctioned, 70% (Rs.560 crore )Proposed Charging
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~4,924 crore spent ~1,116 crore spent ~537 crore spent
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% of e-4W soldThe Panchamrit Vision:
A Commitment to Sustainability
Guided by the principles of Panchamrit, outlined during the COP26 conference,
India has been resolute in its commitment to reducing carbon emissions.
FAME II has been instrumental in this effort, facilitating the growth of electric mobility,
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