The seventh edition of Busworld India will be held in Bengalaru (Bangalore) from 10 to 12 November. For the first time, Busworld and its Indian partners, Inter Ads Exhibitions, have chosen to use the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, a modern facility in the suburb of Dasanpura Hobli.
This new venue has attracted some new vehicle manufacturing exhibitors like Daimler and Volvo Buses. But also the loyal exhibitors like MG Automotive, SML Isuzu and other OEM's will be presenting their latest vehicles to the professional visitors.
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In Sacramento, China Hydrogen Fuel Cell Corp. participated in the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Summit held early October at the California Environmental Protection Agency headquarters building.
"We are fascinated by the power of clean energy." Mr. Ran, CEO of China Hydrogen Fuel Cell Corp said on that occasion, "Our goal is to launch two hundred hydrogen buses in the next three to five years in Chongqing City, China." 
Volvo Buses and ABB have inaugurated a charging station for electric buses based on the open OppCharge interface. With OppCharge, electrified buses and charging stations from different manufacturers can be used together. The aim is to facilitate the introduction of electric bus systems in cities the world over. This is ABB’s first charging station for electric buses in Sweden. 
The two largest research organizations for renewable energy research in the world, the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE in Germany and the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory NREL have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for close collaboration on hydrogen and fuel cell technologies research. 
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC), which is struggling to augment its fleet, will soon be left with only 3,775 buses. The number is alarming low considering the city needs 11,000 buses as per a government affidavit submitted to the court. A seperate cluster bus system runs around 1,500 buses.