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“I used to observe the indiscriminate use of plastic and how it would be thrown into landfills and oceans, contributing to pollution.
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I wanted to find a better way to use discarded plastic and help clean the environment," says Tamil Nadu’s K Sankar, who, along with his son Senthil Sankar manufactures clothing using recycled #PETbottles.
The utilization of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles extends to packaging several things, but these bottles often end up in landfills, where they can take considerable time to break down.
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"In India, from carrying goods to setting up shops on two wheels, many people use their two-wheelers for more than just mobility, risking their own safety," says EV,” says Pritesh Mahajan.
@revampmoto
#EV #Sustainable #EcoFriendly #SharkTankIndiaS2
"In India, from carrying goods to setting up shops on two wheels, many people use their two-wheelers for more than just mobility, risking their own safety," says EV,” says Pritesh Mahajan.
@revampmoto
#EV #Sustainable #EcoFriendly #SharkTankIndiaS2
He, along with Jayesh Tope and Pushkaraj Salunke in January 2021, launched #RevampMoto which provides swappable attachments catering to customers' needs, making our vehicles truly transformable vehicles.
A ‘Made in India’ product, the Nashik-based startup 'RM Buddie 25' is accompanied by swiftly swappable attachments like a child seat, saddle stay and saddle bags, insulated box, carrier, base plate and base rack.
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"Electric vehicles are the future of global mobility. India's mobility sector accounts for 142 million tonnes of carbon emissions, of which 86% is shared by roadways.
@ExicomS
#EV #ElectricChargers #Technology #IndianBusinesses #MakeInIndia
"Electric vehicles are the future of global mobility. India's mobility sector accounts for 142 million tonnes of carbon emissions, of which 86% is shared by roadways.
@ExicomS
#EV #ElectricChargers #Technology #IndianBusinesses #MakeInIndia
Hence, decarbonising the mobility sector is of utmost importance.", says Anant Nahata, founder of Exicom Group, which recently became the largest EV charger maker completing 5,000 installations within 4 years of inception.
The chargers are installed across 200 cities in 20 states. Most installations have happened at bus depots, fleet operators, public charging stations, residential communities and households. The chargers comprise approximately 3,600 AC Chargers and 1,400 DC fast chargers.
