Frost & Sullivan and TERI had the ‘Decade of Action’ in the spotlight at the India Sustainability Leadership Summit 2020. Story by: Deven Lad Frost & Sullivan and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) got together for yet another edition of the India Sustainability Leadership Summit 2020 and the 11th edition of Sustainability 4.0 Awards. Hosted virtually against the backdrop[Read More…]
Interaction with Naynish Kulkarni, Associate Director, Mobility Practice, Frost & Sullivan and Vivekananda Bhat, Industry Manager, Manufacturing & Process consulting practice, Frost & Sullivan Interview by: Deven Lad Q. Has the pandemic put off the targets for SDGs 2030 in the near term given the existential crisis for businesses? Vivekananda: Covid-19 has stalled the developmental activities across the world. The[Read More…]
The Frost & Sullivan study on Global Powertrain Outlook, 2020 looks at the global push and pull for efficient powertrains. Story by: Deven Lad Frost & Sullivan recently released a study on the global powertrain scenario. Aimed at ascertaining the global push and pull for efficient powertrains, the report – Global Powertrain Outlook, 2020, maps the supply side and demand[Read More…]
To help Asia-Pacific businesses revitalise growth strategy in the environment and sustainable markets, Frost & Sullivan put forth next-generation solutions and resilient business models. Story by: Deepti Thore Photos by: Sourabh Botre, Flaticon.com and Frost & Sullivan Covid-19 has changed national priorities. Ironically, at a time when the global emissions have touched unprecedented lows, the respective governments have had to[Read More…]
As per a Frost & Sullivan report, utilities will employ demand response and coordinated charging to overcome grid capacity constraints. Team ACI Greater vehicle electrification has given rise to the use of disruptive technologies like Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) and peer-to-peer blockchain trading says a Frost & Sullivan report – Larger Electric Vehicle Parc to Generate Investment Opportunities in the Utility Grid[Read More…]
Gasoline variant vehicles will dominate PV sales in the country For the first time in a decade, the Indian passenger vehicle (PV) market witnessed a decline in production and sales due to weak macroeconomic growth, high inflation, rising fuel prices, and unfavorable government policies. Nevertheless, competitively-priced new cars in the mid-size and super compact segments will steer the market[Read More…]
