India's Hydrogen Train Saves 3,200 Litres of Diesel in 1,200 km Trials

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India's first indigenously developed hydrogen-powered train has completed over 1,200 kilometres during trial operations, conserving more than 3,200 litres of diesel in the process. The train produces electricity through hydrogen fuel cells, emitting only water vapour instead of harmful pollutants. Supporting infrastructure, including hydrogen storage and refuelling facilities, has been set up at Jind to sustain operations. Authorities are now planning additional trial runs on the Delhi route as part of efforts to advance zero-emission rail transport in the country.

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