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India.com
01-07-2025
- Automotive
- India.com
This company gets order from BIAL for EV chargers, each charger will have a capacity of...
सेफ इंवेस्टमेंट का भी करें इंतजाम New Delhi: Servotech Renewable Power System on Monday said it has received an order from Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL) to install ultra-fast EV chargers at Kempegowda International Airport. Each charger will have a capacity of 240 kW and will enhance the e-transport operational efficiency at the airport, Servotech Renewable Power System said in a statement. Servotech Renewable Power System has received an order to install 10 ultra-fast direct current electric vehicle (DC EV) chargers of 240 kW each at Kempegowda International Airport for airside EV operations, it said. 'This positions the installation as first and biggest of its kind EV charging hub for airside EV operations in an Indian airport enabling fast turnaround times and significantly enhance the airport's e-transport operational efficiency,' it said. As part of the initiative the charging station will be strategically located within the airport premises to charge electric buses used for passenger transport between terminals and aircraft, and facilitate 24/7 airside EV operations further contributing to the reduction of the airport's transport carbon emissions. As part of this project, Servotech Renewable will oversee the supply, erection, testing, commissioning, and five-year maintenance of the EV charging station. (With PTI inputs)
Mint
01-07-2025
- Automotive
- Mint
EV stock jumps 4% despite flat trend in the Indian stock market. Here's why
Servotech Renewable Power System share price in focus today: Shares of Servotech Renewable Power System (formerly Servotech Power Systems Ltd.), a manufacturer of EV chargers, solar products, and power backup solutions, jumped 4% on Tuesday's intraday trade to reach the day's high of ₹ 153 apiece, even as the broader Indian stock market remained subdued in trading. The action in shares came after the company announced that it had received an order from Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL) to install an EV charging station with 10 ultra-fast DC EV chargers of 240 kW each at Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru, for airside EV operations. The charging hub, according to the company, will boast 10 ultra-fast DC EV chargers of 240 kW with a combined installed capacity of 2.4 MW. This positions the installation as the first and biggest of its kind EV charging hub for airside EV operations in an Indian airport, enabling fast turnaround times and significantly enhancing the airport's e-transport operational efficiency. "As part of the initiative, the charging station will be strategically located within the airport premises to charge electric buses used for passenger transport between terminals and aircraft and facilitate 24/7 airside EV operations, further contributing to the reduction of the airport's transport carbon emissions," the company said in Monday's exchange filing. Servotech Renewable Power System's share price has been buzzing on the Indian stock market following a series of order wins and stellar performance in the March quarter. The stock has ended the last month with a rally of 19%, marking the biggest monthly gain in the last 9 months. Though the stock has attracted the bulls in recent weeks, it is still trading 28% lower than its recent high of ₹ 205.40 apiece. Looking at the long-term performance, the stock has delivered multibagger returns in each of the last 5 years, with CY23 standing out year as it delivered a return of 382%, followed by another 117% gain in the next year, positioning it among the one of the biggest wealth creators Indian stock market. Disclaimer: The views and recommendations given in this article are those of individual analysts. These do not represent the views of Mint. We advise investors to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.
Time of India
30-06-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
Servotech renewable to install EV charging hub at Bengaluru airport
Servotech Renewable Power System Limited has secured an order from Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL) to install an electric vehicle (EV) charging station at Kempegowda International Airport . The facility will consist of 10 direct current (DC) chargers, each with a capacity of 240 kW, supporting airside EV operations . The total installed capacity of the charging hub will be 2.4 MW. According to the company, this will be the first and largest EV charging installation of its kind at an Indian airport for airside operations. The station is intended to serve electric buses operating between terminals and aircraft, enabling continuous airside transport operations while supporting emission reduction goals. Under the project, Servotech will be responsible for the supply, erection, testing, commissioning, and maintenance of the charging station for a five-year period. The chargers are expected to contribute to reducing transport-related emissions at the airport and support broader sustainability targets. EV charging infrastructure for aviation sector Sarika Bhatia, Director, Servotech Renewable Power System , said, 'We are thrilled to work with Bengaluru International Airport in its mission to drive sustainable change. This project is more than just an infrastructure milestone, it's a step toward transforming urban transport at one of India's busiest airports allowing us to electrify the airport and play a vital role in reducing its carbon emissions with our advanced EV charging technology and infrastructure.' 'This collaboration perfectly aligns with our long-term goals of providing high-quality EV charging infrastructure and contributing meaningfully to India's clean energy transition and we'll be looking forward to take on more such projects in the future and help improve EV charging infrastructure across different settings,' she added.
India.com
20-06-2025
- India.com
Keep My Bag Or Ill Crash The Plane: Air India Doctor Sparks Mid-Air Scare, Heres What Happened Next
A local doctor was offloaded from an Air India aircraft at Bengaluru on Tuesday afternoon after reportedly threatening to "crash the plane" in a disagreement over her cabin baggage. The accused has been identified as Dr. Vyas Hiral Mohanbhai, 36, of Bengaluru's Yelahanka locality. The incident occurred at approximately 2:45 PM on an Air India flight to Surat, Gujarat, reports The Indian Express. Authorities said Dr. Mohanbhai allegedly insisted the cabin crew move her hand baggage, which she had left in the front row, to the seat she was allocated at 20F. When questioned on the inappropriately placed bag, she reportedly got ruffled. The tension mounted when she allegedly threatened to "crash the plane," and the cabin crew informed the pilot. Even after the pilot intervened, Dr. Mohanbhai allegedly refused to calm down and was subsequently taken out of the aircraft prior to takeoff, according to the police report. The Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL) police have registered a case against Dr. Mohanbhai. She is charged under sections 351 (4) (criminal intimidation by anonymous communication) and 353(1)(b) (public mischief statements) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and section 3(1)(a) (act of violence on or against any person on board an aircraft in flight likely to endanger the safety of such aircraft) of the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against Safety of Civil Aviation Act. Air India Makes Operational Reforms After Recent Crash Air India is adopting major operational reforms, such as the cancellation and diversion of flights, following the devastating crash of flight AI171. The ill-fated flight en route to London crashed after a brief flight from Ahmedabad airport when 241 passengers on board and about 30 people on the ground lost their lives. As a measure to offset the effects of recent happenings, the company stated it will cut frequencies on 16 international routes. These routes cover North America, Europe, Australia, and the Far East. The company will also temporarily suspend three routes from June 21 to July 15.
Hindustan Times
20-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Doctor removed from Air India flight at Bengaluru over threats to bring down plane: Report
Authorities in Bengaluru have filed a case against a local medical professional accused of causing a disturbance on an Air India flight bound for Surat, Gujarat. The incident, involving 36-year-old Dr Vyas Hiral Mohanbhai of Yelahanka, reportedly occurred on Tuesday afternoon, around 2:45 pm, The Indian Express reported. According to official statements, Dr Mohanbhai allegedly demanded that cabin crew carry her hand baggage, which she had left in the front row, to her designated seat at 20F. When questioned about the inappropriate placement of her bag, she reportedly became agitated. READ | Air India reduces flights on 16 international routes, suspends 3 routes The situation quickly deteriorated when she is said to have shouted alarming statements, including a threat to bring down the aircraft. The cabin crew promptly informed the pilot, who attempted to de-escalate the matter. However, the passenger allegedly continued to behave disruptively, leading to her removal from the plane before take-off. The Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL) police have since registered a case against Dr Mohanbhai. She faces charges under several sections, including Section 351(4) for criminal intimidation, Section 353(1)(b) for making statements intended to cause public alarm under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), and Section 3(1)(a) of the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against Safety of Civil Aviation Act, which addresses actions that may jeopardize the safety of an aircraft, the report noted. READ | Air India cabin crew Singson's remains arrive in Manipur; funeral likely today Further investigation is underway and more details are awaited. This comes after the tragic crash of Air India's flight AI171, which killed 241 passengers on board and around 30 people on the ground. The ill-fated flight, bound for London, came down shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad airport. READ | Aviation Min reviews safety measures, passenger facilitation, airline performance Since this incident, several Air India flights have been facing cancellations and diversions. The airline said it will reduce flights on 16 international routes connecting cities in North America, Europe, Australia and the Far East and suspend three routes between June 21 and July 15.
