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WBSEDCL以PPP方式招标安装205个电动汽车充电和电池更换站
负责建设电动汽车充电基础设施的国家节点机构WBSEDCL表示，这些充电站将安装在其土地上，但由运营商维护，运营商将提供一部分收入。
西孟加拉邦配电有限公司一名官员周日表示，(WBSEDCL)已经邀请了以公私合作(PPP)方式建立电动汽车充电基础设施的兴趣表达，以促进该邦的电动交通。这家国营公用事业公司已经向有兴趣的运营商寻求投标，以建造205座充电或充电设施车市站对于不同类型的车辆，他说。
WBSEDCL，为建立充电基础设施的州节点机构电动汽车该公司表示，这些监测站将安装在其土地上，但由运营商维护，运营商将提供一部分收入。
“在这部分交易中，我们将提供土地，在我们的分站安装205个电动汽车充电/交换站。投资、运营和维护将由私人特许经营人完成。拍卖收入分成的最低价值是每单位电力1卢比。”
他说，在205个车站中，40个将建在国道沿线，其余165个将建在其他地方。他补充说，初始合同期为10年，并有延期条款。
邦电力部门监管机构——西孟加拉邦电力监管委员会(WBERC)将每单位电价定为6.98卢比电动汽车充电站在整个一年。
根据邦电动汽车政策，西孟加拉邦计划到2030年成为电动汽车普及率最高的邦之一，目标是拥有100万辆电动汽车。
政府设想在该州建立1万个电动汽车充电站或电池更换站的安装基地。
该公司管理人士说，一些充电站运营商已经表示有兴趣参与竞标。
中央政府的计划也在帮助两轮和四轮电动汽车的采用。
其他国家机构也在该市的公交车站安装电动汽车充电站。
加尔各答郊区的新城政府已经安装了30个充电站，并正在为公共汽车和私家车设置更多这样的设施。
然而，为加尔各答和豪拉地区部分地区提供电力的CESC有限公司尚未披露任何实质性的计划电动汽车充电设施在此之前，他们已经试运行了一座。
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The West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd<\/a> (WBSEDCL) has invited expressions of interest for setting up electric vehicle charging infrastructure in public-private partnership (PPP) to boost e-mobility in the state, an official said on Sunday. The state-run utility has sought bids from interested operators to build 205 charging or battery-swapping stations<\/a> for different types of vehicles, he said.
WBSEDCL, the state nodal agency for establishing charging infrastructure for electric vehicles<\/a>, said the stations would be installed on its land but maintained by operators who will offer a share of the revenue.
\"In this tranche of the deal, we will provide land for the installation of 205 EV charging\/swapping stations in our sub-stations. The investment, operation and maintenance will be done by private concessionaires. The floor value of revenue share for the auction is Re 1 per unit of electricity,\" the official told PTI.
<\/div><\/div>A bidder who will offer the highest revenue share will be awarded the contract for a specific site.
Of the 205 stations, 40 will be set up along national highways and the remaining 165 will be built elsewhere, he said, adding that the initial contract period will be of 10 years, with extension clauses, he said.
The state power sector regulator - West Bengal Electricity Regulatory Commission (WBERC) - has set a tariff of Rs 6.98 per unit for EV charging stations<\/a> throughout the year.
According to the state EV policy, West Bengal intends to be one of the best states in terms of electric mobility penetration by 2030 with a target of one million e-vehicles.
The government has envisaged an installation base of 10,000 EV charging or battery-swapping stations in the state.
Already, some charging station operators have shown interest in participating in the bidding, the company official said.
The central government schemes are also helping the adoption of e-vehicles in the two-wheeler and four-wheeler segments.
Other agencies of the state are also installing EV charging stations at bus depots in the city.
The administration of New Town on the outskirts of Kolkata has installed 30 charging points and is in the process of setting up more such facilities for buses and private vehicles.
Of the 205 stations, 40 will be set up along national highways and the remaining 165 will be built elsewhere, he said, adding that the initial contract period will be of 10 years, with extension clauses, he said.
The state power sector regulator - West Bengal Electricity Regulatory Commission (WBERC) - has set a tariff of Rs 6.98 per unit for EV charging stations<\/a> throughout the year.
According to the state EV policy, West Bengal intends to be one of the best states in terms of electric mobility penetration by 2030 with a target of one million e-vehicles.
The government has envisaged an installation base of 10,000 EV charging or battery-swapping stations in the state.
Already, some charging station operators have shown interest in participating in the bidding, the company official said.
The central government schemes are also helping the adoption of e-vehicles in the two-wheeler and four-wheeler segments.
Other agencies of the state are also installing EV charging stations at bus depots in the city.
The administration of New Town on the outskirts of Kolkata has installed 30 charging points and is in the process of setting up more such facilities for buses and private vehicles.
<\/div><\/div>Notably, the West Bengal Transport Corporation<\/a> (WBTC) will procure 1,180 electric buses by the end of 2023.
However, CESC Ltd which provides power to Kolkata and part of Howrah district has not disclosed any plan for substantial EV charging infrastructure<\/a>, after having erected one on a trial basis.
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However, CESC Ltd which provides power to Kolkata and part of Howrah district has not disclosed any plan for substantial EV charging infrastructure<\/a>, after having erected one on a trial basis.
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