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MBA student who uses data to tell best spot for e-vehicle charging points

A 27-year-old final-year MBA candidate's project may provide a template for planning a future electronic vehicle transport ecosystem across major cities

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(From left to right) Kinjal Medh, head of marketing at National Stock Exchange; Ramesh Iyer, general manager (HR) at CG Power and Industrial Solutions; Harshil Shah of KJ Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai (1st runner-up); A

BS Reporter New Delhi

5 min read Last Updated : Mar 22 2019 | 3:38 PM IST

Electric vehicles (EVs) are seen as an essential part of a green and clean future, especially as our cities choke with pollution. Enter Nimesh Shah, who used data and cutting-edge tools to frame a strategic methodology for putting in place the charging infrastructure, the lack of which has been a key obstacle to large-scale adoption of EVs.

Shah won the top prize at the Business Standard Best B-School Project Award 2018 for his project on mapping the availability of charging infrastructure for EVs in Bengaluru for SUN Mobility, a company that develops innovative solutions for electric mobility needs.