US EditionBMC to replace diesel fleet with 250 electric garbage vehicles in Bhopal
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BMC to replace diesel fleet with 250 electric garbage vehicles in Bhopal
Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to shift to electric vehicles (EVs) for garbage collection. The corporation will buy 250 new EVs in its next phase of vehicle purchases. This decision aims to cut fuel costs, reduce carbon emissions, and improve the financial health of the civic body. Currently, BMC operates 435 garbage vehicles. Of these, 290 run on compressed natural gas (CNG) and 140 run on diesel. Earlier, BMC had moved from die…
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