Today a golden chapter is going to be added to the transportation history of India! The country’s first hydrogen-fueled train will start its historic journey on the Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana today. This train, which will prove to be a boon for the environment, has been prepared by the Integral Coach Factory (ICF) of Chennai with indigenous technology.

Its trial is starting today on this 89 km route. This powerful train is capable of running at a speed of 110 kilometers per hour. This is a big step towards the green revolution, which will prove to be a milestone in reducing pollution and moving towards a clean future.

One of the longest hydrogen trains in the world

This modern train with a capacity of 1200 horsepower will be able to carry 2638 passengers simultaneously. The Railway Ministry has allocated ₹ 2800 crore for the construction of hydrogen fuel cell based trains, under which 35 such trains are being manufactured.

This 8 coach train running at a speed of 110 kmph will be among the longest hydrogen trains in the world. It is not only environmentally friendly but will also provide a comfortable and safe travel experience for the passengers.

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Power of Green Technology

This initiative based on green technology will play an important role in reducing carbon emissions and moving towards the zero carbon target. During the trial, the technical capability and safety standards of the train will be thoroughly evaluated.

After successful testing, it is planned to bring it into regular operation. It has the potential to bring a revolutionary change in India’s transport sector, which will promote environmental protection.

Resolve to promote clean and sustainable transport

Manufactured by Chennai’s Integral Coach Factory (ICF), this train is an important step of Indian Railways towards promoting clean and sustainable transport. The Railways aim to give a new identity to the heritage routes of the country while promoting clean and sustainable transport.

Indian Railways is preparing to operate 35 hydrogen trains on heritage and hilly routes under its special project ‘Hydrogen for Heritage’. ₹2800 crore has been allocated in the current year’s budget for this ambitious scheme. Apart from this, ₹600 crore has been set aside for the development of hydrogen-related infrastructure on heritage routes.

A giant leap towards green transport

This innovative project of Indian Railways is considered to be a giant leap towards green transport. This hydrogen-fueled train supports the goal of zero carbon emissions. During the trial, the functionality, safety and technical aspects of the train will be thoroughly examined.

After successful testing, it is planned to bring it into regular operation. This project will not only help in keeping the environment clean but will also play an important role in establishing India as a global leader in the field of green transport.

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