<p>State-run e-governance services entity CSC SPV on Saturday said it has started a rural e-mobility programme urging people to switch to electric vehicles to preserve the environment and reduce carbon emissions.</p>.<p>Under the programme, CSC e-Governance Services will facilitate loans for the purchase of electric vehicles and focus on setting up charging infrastructure.</p>.<p>"CSC Rural e-Mobility programme will write a new chapter in rural empowerment as it would increase mobility at low costs. It has much significance in rural India where connectivity is a major issue. It will not only add environmental benefits but also create new models of inclusive development in terms of connectivity in remote corners of our country," CSC Managing Director Dinesh Tyagi said in a statement.</p>.<p>CSC is a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) under the Ministry of Electronics and IT and manages over 3.5 lakh common service centres (CSCs) across the country.</p>.<p>"We are focusing on rural areas for which we have launched the Rural e-Mobility Programme at our 100 CSC centres. We are providing e-scooters and e-rickshaws in rural and semi-urban areas through CSCs. We have tied up with various e-vehicles manufacturers and also financial institutions for offering attractive loans to people in rural areas," Tyagi said.</p>.<p>CSC will also organise roadshows and bike rallies across India to promote our Rural e-Mobility Programme. "We are also setting up charging infrastructure at our CSCs for the convenience of our customers. We will soon expand our e-mobility programme by adding more CSC centres every month in rural and semi-urban areas," Tyagi said. <br /><br />"CSC Rural e-mobility utilizes electric-powered technologies. E-mobility moves away from existing carbon-emitting fossil fuels to using energy from electrical power sources through external charging capability. It encompasses the use of fully electric, conventional hybrid, plug-in hybrid vehicles. These electric vehicles are propelled by one or more electric motors, which utilise energy most typically supplied from rechargeable batteries and can be plugged into supporting charging infrastructure (at home and at CSC recharging stations)," Tyagi said.<br /><br /><em>(With PTI inputs)</em><br /> </p>
<p>State-run e-governance services entity CSC SPV on Saturday said it has started a rural e-mobility programme urging people to switch to electric vehicles to preserve the environment and reduce carbon emissions.</p>.<p>Under the programme, CSC e-Governance Services will facilitate loans for the purchase of electric vehicles and focus on setting up charging infrastructure.</p>.<p>"CSC Rural e-Mobility programme will write a new chapter in rural empowerment as it would increase mobility at low costs. It has much significance in rural India where connectivity is a major issue. It will not only add environmental benefits but also create new models of inclusive development in terms of connectivity in remote corners of our country," CSC Managing Director Dinesh Tyagi said in a statement.</p>.<p>CSC is a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) under the Ministry of Electronics and IT and manages over 3.5 lakh common service centres (CSCs) across the country.</p>.<p>"We are focusing on rural areas for which we have launched the Rural e-Mobility Programme at our 100 CSC centres. We are providing e-scooters and e-rickshaws in rural and semi-urban areas through CSCs. We have tied up with various e-vehicles manufacturers and also financial institutions for offering attractive loans to people in rural areas," Tyagi said.</p>.<p>CSC will also organise roadshows and bike rallies across India to promote our Rural e-Mobility Programme. "We are also setting up charging infrastructure at our CSCs for the convenience of our customers. We will soon expand our e-mobility programme by adding more CSC centres every month in rural and semi-urban areas," Tyagi said. <br /><br />"CSC Rural e-mobility utilizes electric-powered technologies. E-mobility moves away from existing carbon-emitting fossil fuels to using energy from electrical power sources through external charging capability. It encompasses the use of fully electric, conventional hybrid, plug-in hybrid vehicles. These electric vehicles are propelled by one or more electric motors, which utilise energy most typically supplied from rechargeable batteries and can be plugged into supporting charging infrastructure (at home and at CSC recharging stations)," Tyagi said.<br /><br /><em>(With PTI inputs)</em><br /> </p>
