RITES Ltd. and IIT Madras collaborate to spearhead green energy initiatives in transportation
In a landmark move towards sustainable development in transport and mobility, RITES Ltd., a leading transport infrastructure consultancy, has forged a strategic partnership with the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IIT-Madras). This collaboration is set to pioneer green energy projects with a focus on the infrastructure for transportation and storage of green hydrogen and green ammonia. This initiative underscores a significant step towards decarbonization and the adoption of green technologies in the sector.
Central to this collaboration is the joint effort with The Energy Consortium at IIT Madras, dedicated to achieving decarbonization goals. Together, RITES and IIT-Madras will embark on developing Comprehensive Green Mobility plans for cities and states, providing net zero advisory services to public sector undertakings (PSUs) and companies, and harnessing green technologies in infrastructure projects. This partnership marries RITES’ technical expertise with the academic and research excellence of IIT Madras, setting the stage for innovative solutions in sustainable mobility.
RITES Ltd., under its RITES Urban Engineering & Sustainability vertical, is committed to delivering smart and sustainable solutions that span Urban Passenger & Transport Infrastructure, Urban Freight Transport Infrastructure, and Sustainable Environment. This collaboration with IIT Madras is poised to enhance RITES’ portfolio, integrating cutting-edge research and development in green energy applications within its services.
The partnership between RITES Ltd. and IIT Madras marks a pivotal moment in the pursuit of green energy solutions in the transport sector. It signifies a collective effort to combat climate change by integrating sustainable practices into the core of infrastructure development and mobility planning. As this collaboration unfolds, it promises to catalyze significant advancements in the field, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future in transport and mobility.