India's e-bus ambitions are running on borrowed power
India wants 50,000 electric buses on the road by 2030. It's a clean mobility revolution that should clear the air in crowded cities. But there's a problem: the power grid wasn't built for this. Cities are plugging bus depots into the same 11kV lines that serve homes and corner shops. In some areas, the strain is…
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