New Delhi (14.08.2024): Lieutenant Governor of Delhi Vinai
Kumar Saxena laid the foundation stone of India’s Largest electric bus depot at
Vasant Vihar, Delhi on 13.08.2024 in the presence of Minister of Transport of
Government of Delhi Kailash Gahlot, Principal Secretary/Commissioner of
Transport Prashant Goyal (IAS: 1993: AGMUT), Chairman & Managing Director NBCC K P
Mahadevaswamy, DTC Managing Director Shilpa Shinde (IAS: 2006: AGMUT) and Director (Projects) NBCC
Saleem Ahmad. The new depot being constructed by NBCC at a cost of Rs
409.94 crore will cover an area of approximately 7.50 lakh sq.ft and will be
India’s first multilevel bus depot for electric buses. The facility will
include one basement level for car parking and services and G+4 levels for bus
parking, with additional bus parking on a terrace level covered by solar panels
and polycarbonate roofing. This state-of-the-art
facility is designed to house 434 buses and represents a significant leap
forward in the city's commitment to sustainable urban infrastructure and public
transportation. The project aims to be a 3 Star GRIHA rated project. The
building shall be energy efficient and use solar energy for common area and
exterior lighting. More than 85 nos. of EV charging points will be created for
buses to create energy efficient and environment friendly public transport. Its
water management strategy will be based on zero discharge for which a tertiary
STP will be installed to ensure recycling of water for flushing, air-
conditioning and horticulture.
New Delhi (14.08.2024): Lieutenant Governor of Delhi Vinai
Kumar Saxena laid the foundation stone of India’s Largest electric bus depot at
Vasant Vihar, Delhi on 13.08.2024 in the presence of Minister of Transport of
Government of Delhi Kailash Gahlot, Principal Secretary/Commissioner of
Transport Prashant Goyal (IAS: 1993: AGMUT), Chairman & Managing Director NBCC K P
Mahadevaswamy, DTC Managing Director Shilpa Shinde (IAS: 2006: AGMUT) and Director (Projects) NBCC
Saleem Ahmad.
The new depot being constructed by NBCC at a cost of Rs 409.94 crore will cover an area of approximately 7.50 lakh sq.ft and will be India’s first multilevel bus depot for electric buses. The facility will include one basement level for car parking and services and G+4 levels for bus parking, with additional bus parking on a terrace level covered by solar panels and polycarbonate roofing.
This state-of-the-art facility is designed to house 434 buses and represents a significant leap forward in the city's commitment to sustainable urban infrastructure and public transportation. The project aims to be a 3 Star GRIHA rated project. The building shall be energy efficient and use solar energy for common area and exterior lighting. More than 85 nos. of EV charging points will be created for buses to create energy efficient and environment friendly public transport. Its water management strategy will be based on zero discharge for which a tertiary STP will be installed to ensure recycling of water for flushing, air- conditioning and horticulture.