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Daily EV news · India · 11 September 2026

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Rollout pace

The Bihar transport department and Indian Oil Corporation Limited signed an MoU to deploy fast EV charging stations at 10 major government premises in Patna, including the state Secretariat, Visvesvaraya Bhawan, the Legislative Assembly and multi modal hub. State transport commissioner Arif Ahsan and IOCL's Bihar retail sales head Rajiv Kumar formalised the agreement on Friday, with the first phase targeting government employees, officials and the general public to encourage electric vehicle adoption.

Why it matters: The partnership demonstrates how state governments in India are leveraging public real estate and oil major partnerships to accelerate charging rollout. Targeting high footfall government sites offers CPOs a model for anchor tenant deployments that blend public service with commercial viability.

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Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority has signed an agreement with Convergence Energy Services Limited to develop public EV charging and battery swapping stations at five parking locations within the Mumbai port. The facilities will support electric tractor-trailers, buses, cars, three-wheelers and two-wheelers operating within and around the port ecosystem.

Why it matters: The rollout demonstrates how major logistics hubs are procuring multi-vehicle charging infrastructure to decarbonise freight and port operations. CPOs targeting commercial fleets and heavy-duty segments may find similar port and industrial-site opportunities as operators seek turnkey charging and swapping solutions.

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