BHEL in talks with Libcoin to build India’s first lithium-ion battery plant
18 Jan 2019
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) and Libcoin are in discussions to form a world class consortium to build a lithium ion battery plant in India. The plant will initially have a capacity of 1GWh, which will be scaled up to 30GWh in due course.
Libcoin is the basic infrastructure for linear test statistics and permutation inference in the framework offered by the Free Software Foundation. Libcoin is free software which can be redistributed and modified.
With this, India has finally taken steps to ensure energy security and clean energy commitment to the world.
BHEL will be sending a team of senior officers for study of the facilities, R&D infrastructure and other techno-commercial issues soon. Based on the evaluation and recommendations of the team, further process towards formation of joint venture will be carried forward.
This project will bring energy independence by replacing oil imports with abundant renewable. This project also includes “Made by India, for India”, with focus on core-cost components manufactured domestically. It will also create integrated manufacturing ecosystem resulting in self-reliance and lower cost.
A holistic view of the supply chain in combination with cutting edge digital technologies to replace high CAPEX and high OPEX processes will be the highlight of this project in India.
Various Indian cities, including Delhi, have been struggling to cut down their pollution level for last several years and electric transportation has been considered as one of the viable approaches to cut down emission.
The number of electric cars in the world already hit million-mark last year and the International Energy Agency has projected almost 140 million electric cars globally by 2030, if countries meet Paris climate accord targets, in which India has already committed to actively participate.