India's first domestically built hydrogen-powered train has officially launched in Haryana, signaling a significant leap towards sustainable transportation. Inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, this innovative train features two hydrogen driving cars and eight passenger coaches, with a capacity for 2,600 passengers and a top speed of 75 kph. This development promises a greener future for the nation's extensive railway network.
India has proudly inaugurated its first domestically built hydrogen-powered train, marking a significant milestone in sustainable transportation. This innovative train is now operating in Haryana, showcasing the nation's commitment to eco-friendly advancements. The pioneering system includes two hydrogen-powered driving cars and eight spacious passenger coaches, designed to accommodate approximately 2,600 passengers comfortably. Capable of reaching a top speed of 47 mph (75 kph), this new addition to India's vast railway network was formally launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This initiative represents a powerful step towards a greener future for Indian Railways, setting a positive example for global efforts in sustainable public transit.
Source: The Optimist Daily