NITI Aayog has released Draft Battery Swapping Policy for the comments of Stakeholder. During the COP26 summit in Glasgow, India had committed to reduce carbon emission intensity by 45 per cent and take the non-fossil energy capacity to 500 Giga Watt by 2030.<br />''<br />''The road transport sector is one of the major contributors to CO2 emissions and accords to one third of the particulate matter emissions. NITI Aayog said, to decarbonize the transport sector, transition to clean mobility, led by electric vehicles, is paramount.<br />''<br />''In her Budget Speech 2022-23, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced that the Government will introduce Battery Swapping policy and interoperability standards to improve efficiency in the Electronic Vehicle Ecosystem. NITI Aayog has requested all the stakeholders to submit their comments latest by 5th June this year.<br />''<br />''<br />