Raphael Warjri

The Transport Department, Government of Meghalaya,  North-Eastern Hill University, Barefoot Trust, Don Bosco College, 
Women's College, and St. Anthony's College, jointly hosted the "Electrifying Meghalaya: 
Stakeholder Consultation on Meghalaya EV Policy and Financing Opportunities."
This event promises engaging discussions and the chance to explore the promising future of 
Electric Vehicles (EVs) in Meghalaya. A
Panel Discussion on
Dive into Meghalaya's EV Policy, is held designed to address the state's unique topographical 
challenges and environmental needs. It also discover the proposed amendments by the Alliance 
for an Energy Efficient Economy (AEEE), ensuring a policy tailored precisely to our local 
requirements. Envision a future that balances environmental preservation and economic 
growth through robust EV infrastructure, strategic charging network development, and skillbuilding initiatives.

The deliberations will explore the financial and functional dynamics of prevailing business models across India, 
focusing on various vehicle types, through an in-depth examination by AEEE. It will also streamline and refine these models, ensuring they fit Meghalaya's distinctive 
socio-economic, topographical, and infrastructural attributes. Commit to an adaptive 
approach that guarantees active participation, representation, and benefits for women and 
marginalized communities, paving the way for a sustainable and inclusive vehicular 
transition in Meghalaya.
Engage with industry experts, policymakers, and stakeholders as we navigate the 
electrifying path to Meghalaya's transport future. Your insights will be pivotal in guiding these
discussions towards actionable strategies! Let's come together to electrify Meghalaya, 
promoting our state's greener and more prosperous future.