India's First Hydrogen Train Covers 6,000 km, Saves Over 36,000 kg of CO2
India's first hydrogen-powered train has completed 6,000 kilometres of operation, cutting carbon dioxide emissions by 36,444 kg in the process. The train runs on the Jind–Sonipat route in Haryana and is capable of carrying up to 2,600 passengers across its 10 coaches. It currently operates at a maximum speed of 75 kmph, though it has been engineered to reach speeds of up to 110 kmph. The milestone marks a significant step in India's push toward cleaner and more sustainable rail transport.
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