Case Studies

Case Studies in Progress: 

During the year, the following case studies have been initiated by the centre. 

Schneider Electric on Supplier Sustainability Program 

Schneider Electric stands out as one of the most sustainable organizations globally, having made significant strides in establishing a robust Sustainability Program in collaboration with their suppliers. The initiatives undertaken by Schneider Electric, along with the processes implemented, are currently being documented in the form of a case study. This case study is mentored by Prof Haritha Saranga. 

Kalyani Steel for launch of first Green Steel in India 

Kalyani Steel has pioneered the introduction of the first green steel in India. The narrative of their transformative journey, spanning from ideation to implementation and production, is currently undergoing documentation in the form of a case study. This study covers various facets of the journey, addressing challenges, innovative solutions, internal support, pricing and costing considerations, as well as aspects related to naming, branding, certification, and sales strategies This case study is mentored by Prof Haritha Saranga. 

Capacity planning and management of EV battery swapping station – Sun Mobility 

Sun Mobility has been a pioneer in the space of electric mobility adoption. The company’s EV battery swapping stations offer quick battery swapping solutions to B2B and B2C consumers. This case study investigates the dilemma faced by the company in expanding its swapping network across the country considering various trade-offs in terms of long-term profitability, business model, customer segments and strategy. This case study is mentored by Prof Jishnu Hazra and Prof. Tarun Jain. 

Electrifying Mobility - A Case Study on Battery Swapping Policy Guidelines in India 

The aim of this case study is to comprehensively examine the battery swapping guidelines introduced in India. It seeks to delve into the objectives, scope, and impact of these guidelines on electric mobility, the environment, and the overall transportation sector in India. This case study encompasses a broad range of aspects related to battery swapping guidelines in India, like the regulatory framework, battery swap infrastructure, environmental impact, and consumer experience. The case study is funded by Gaja Capital. This case study is mentored by Prof Gopal Naik. 

Charging Up Responsibility - A Case Study on EPR Regulations for Lithium-Ion Batteries in India 

The aim of this case study is to examine the implementation of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations for lithium-ion batteries in India. It seeks to analyse the scope and objectives of these regulations, their impact on the battery industry and the environment, and the challenges and opportunities they present. This case study focuses on the EPR regulations specifically designed for lithium-ion batteries in India, exploring their development, implementation, and outcomes. The case study is funded by Gaja Capital. This case study is mentored by Prof Gopal Naik.