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Ecosystemin Indian Cities  \nModerated by  \nDr. Kulwant Singh  \nAdvisor @ Busworld Foundation  \nCRC Mohanty  \nEnvironment Program Coordinator@ UNCRD  \nJan Deman  \nManaging Director@ Busworld Foundation  \nT Surya Kiran  \nExecutive Director@ ASRTU  \n# E-Buses in Public Transport\n\nIssues and Challenges  \nAssociation of State Road Transport Undertakings  \n(ASRTU)  \nNew Delhi, India  \n|  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Sl. No   | STU Name   | No. of Buses   |\n| 1   | AMTSL   | 230   |\n| 2   | AMTS   | 741   |\n| 3   | Allahabad CTSL   | 127   |\n| 4   | A & N   | 257   |\n| 5   | APSRTC   | 11696   |\n| 6   | Arunachal PradeshST   | 255   |\n| 7   | ASTC   | 674   |\n| 8   | BEST   | 3338   |\n| 9   | CURT   | 200   |\n| 10   | BSRTC   | 414   |\n| 11   | BMTC   | 6664   |\n| 12   | CSTC   | 718   |\n| 13   | CTU   | 587   |\n| 14   | DIMTS   | 2847   |\n| 15   | DTC   | 3762   |\n| 16   | GSRTC   | 8281   |\n| 17   | HRTC   | 3000   |\n| 18   | J & K SRTC   | 570   |\n| 19   | JCTSL   | 293   |\n| 20   | KadambaTCL   | 540   |\n| 21   | Kalyan Dombivli MT   | 218   |\n\n\n| Sl. No   | STU Name   | No. ofBuses   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 22   | KCTSL   | 270   |\n| 23   | KSRTC   | 8820   |\n| 24   | Kerala SRTC   | 5489   |\n| 25   | Kerala Urban RTC   | 719   |\n| 26   | KMT   | 135   |\n| 27   | LCTSL   | 260   |\n| 28   | MCTSL   | 120   |\n| 29   | Meghalaya   | 62   |\n| 30   | Mizoram ST   | 40   |\n| 31   | MSRTC   | 17900   |\n| 32   | MTC-Ch.   | 3709   |\n| 33   | Nagaland ST   | 263   |\n| 34   | NBSTC   | 965   |\n| 35   | NEKRTC   | 4714   |\n| 36   | NMMT   | 397   |\n| 37   | NWKRTC   | 5080   |\n| 38   | OSRTC   | 444   |\n| 39   | Pepsu RTC   | 1045   |\n| 40   | Puducherry RTC   | 110   |\n| 41   | PMPML   | 2652   |\n\n\n| Sl. No   | STU Name   | No. ofBuses   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 42   | Punjab State Bus StandManagement Co.   | 1116   |\n| 43   | RSRTC   | 4878   |\n| 44   | SETC   | 1164   |\n| 45   | SMTU   | 44   |\n| 46   | Sikkim   | 97   |\n| 47   | SBSTC   | 661   |\n| 48   | ST HARYANA   | 3630   |\n| 49   | ST Punjab   | 646   |\n| 50   | TSRTC   | 9691   |\n| 51   | Thane MTU   | 353   |\n| 52   | TNSTC-CBE   | 2850   |\n| 53   | TNSTC-KUMB   | 3471   |\n| 54   | TNSTC-MDU   | 2166   |\n| 55   | TNSTC-SALEM   | 2131   |\n| 56   | TNSTC-TNV   | 1762   |\n| 57   | TNSTC-VPM   | 3373   |\n| 58   | Tripura RTC   | 63   |\n| 59   | UPSRTC   | 9219   |\n| 60   | UTC   | 1225   |\n| 61   | VCTSL   | 130   |\n| 62   | WBSTCL   | 92   |\n| Total   |  | 147368   |\n\nINDIA’s EXPERIENCE WITH ELECTRIC VEHICLES  \n\n|  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| S. No   | Name of the Organization   | No of Buses   |  |\n|  |  | FAME-I (CAPEXModel)   | FAME-II (OPEXModel)   |\n| 1   | Assam STC   | 15   | -   |\n| 2   | J&K SRTC   | 40   | -   |\n| 3   | West Bengal TCL   | 59   | -   |\n| 4   | BEST - Mumbai   | 06   | 386   |\n| 5   | Telangana SRTC   | 40   | -   |\n| 6   | HRTC   | 75   | -   |\n| 7   | NMMT   | 30   | 150   |\n| 8   | KadambaTCL   | -   | 50   |\n| 9   | Bihar SRTC   | -   | 25   |\n| 10   | Uttarakhand TC   | -   | 5   |\n| 11   | PMPML   | -   | 406   |\n| 12   | Agra –Mathura TSL   | 115   |  |\n| 13   | GSRTC   | 22   |  |\n| 14   | CRUT   | 10   |  |\n| 15   | CTU   | 80   |  |\n| 16   | DIMTS   | 400   |  |\n| 17   | DTC   | 150   |  |\n| 18   | Kanpur CTSL   | 100   |  |\n\n\n| Details of E-Buses in SRTUs   |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| S. 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