Haryana Hydrogen Train: Today another new chapter will be written in the achievements of Indian Railways. Railways is starting the trial of the country’s first hydrogen train today. This train will be operated on Jind-Sonipat railway line. This train will prove to be a milestone in promoting green energy and reducing carbon emissions.
Trial on Jind-Sonipat route
Today the country’s first hydrogen train will be trialed on the 89 km long route of Jind-Sonipat. During this, the technical capability and safety standards of the train will be evaluated. After successful testing, there is a plan to bring it into regular operation, which will provide passengers with an option of environmentally friendly transport.
Features of hydrogen train
This train is capable of speeding up to 110 km per hour.
This train with a capacity of 1200 horsepower can carry more than two and a half thousand passengers at a time.
This 8 coach train running at a speed of 110 kmph will be among the longest trains in the world.
The aim of operating the hydrogen train is to reduce carbon emissions and move towards the zero carbon target.
Promoting clean and sustainable transport
This train manufactured by Chennai’s Integral Coach Factory (ICF) will prove to be an important step of Indian Railways towards promoting clean and sustainable transport. The aim of the Railways is to give a new identity to the heritage routes of the country while promoting clean and sustainable transport. This hydrogen-powered train supports the goal of zero carbon emissions.
This hydrogen-powered train from Chennai’s Integral Coach Factory (ICF) marks a significant leap forward for Indian Railways in its commitment to sustainable transport. By integrating clean energy, the train is part of a broader initiative to modernize heritage routes while maintaining environmental responsibility. Its hydrogen-powered design aligns with the Railways’ ambition of achieving zero carbon emissions, demonstrating a strong commitment to reducing the carbon footprint of public transportation in India. This move not only promotes sustainability but also showcases India’s progress in green technology within the transportation sector.