Green Hydrogen: According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), the green sector employed 11 million people in 2018, with projections of over 42 million jobs by 2050, highlighting its potential to create new industries and jobs.
Two Hydrogen buses will cumulatively clock a mileage of more than 3 lakh kilometres for long term assessment of performance and durability of this new technology.
Reiterating Prime Minister’s vision that not only will green hydrogen be the basis of green growth through green jobs but it will also set an example for the world towards clean energy transition, “Addressing the nation from the ramparts of the historic Red Fort in Delhi, Hon’ble Prime Minister announced self-reliance in energy production through…
The fuel cell utilizes Hydrogen and air to generate electricity to power the bus and the only by-product from the bus is water therefore making it possibly the most environmentally friendly mode of transportation. - First Green Hydrogen Fuel Cell Bus Flagged Off From Kartavya Path, New Delhi