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SIAM Circularity Workshop: The objective of SIAM was to promote circularity in the automotive sector in order to facilitate India’s move towards sustainable mobility. The ERP workshop concluded on a high note, facilitating a rich and insightful exchange of ideas, best practices, and strategies, SIAM said.
The government has so far approved 72 such registered vehicle scrapping facilities, or RVSFs, across 16 states and Union Territories. Of these, 34 are in Uttar Pradesh alone, six in Haryana and five each in Gujarat, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh. Only 38 of the facilities are currently operational though. Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Mahindra and Mahindra, the country’s top three passenger vehicle OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) contributing about 65% of domestic sales annually, have set up scrapping facilities at multiple locations.
The government has so far approved 72 such registered vehicle scrapping facilities, or RVSFs, across 16 states and Union Territories. Of these, 34 are in Uttar Pradesh alone, six in Haryana and five each in Gujarat, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh. Only 38 of the facilities are currently operational though. Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Mahindra and Mahindra, the countrys top three passenger vehicle OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) contributing about 65% of domestic sales annually, have set up scrapping facilities at multiple locations.
BharatBenz is owned by Daimler Truck AG and its trucks are manufactured locally at Oragadam, near Chennai in Tamil Nadu.
Government of Maharashtra, through the Industries, Energy and Labour Department, has signed an MoU with Cero (Mahindra MSTC Recycling Pvt. Ltd.), India’s first government authorised vehicle recycler, to set up additional world-class vehicle scrapping centres in Maharashtra.