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India's First Hydrogen Train
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India's first hydrogen fuel cell train completed over 1,200 km on the Jind-Sonipat route, saving 3,200 litres of diesel and emitting only water vapor. The train launched on July 17, promoting green rail transport.
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Train saves 3,200 litres diesel in 1,200 km
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Train completes 900 km milestone
17 Jul 2026
Hydrogen train launched on Jind-Sonipat route
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Full story →India’s first hydrogen-powered train saves 3,200 litres of diesel; Delhi route tests next
India’s first hydrogen-powered train has completed over 1,200 km of trial runs between Jind and Sonipat in Haryana, saving over 3,200 litres of diesel.
The train generates electricity onboard via hydrogen fuel cells, emitting only water vapor and no carbon emissions.
Developed indigenously by Indian Railways, the train consists of 10 passenger coaches and two Hydrogen Driving Power Cars producing 2,400 kW.
A dedicated hydrogen storage and refuelling facility has been set up at Jind, storing up to 3,000 kg of green hydrogen at 500 bar pressure.
Next-phase trials are planned for the Delhi route to further support zero-emission rail transport.
Earlier · 4d ago
Full story →India's First Hydrogen Train Completes 900-km Milestone, Boosting Green Rail Revolution
India's first hydrogen-powered train completed over 900 km of operations on the Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana.
The milestone strengthens the National Green Hydrogen Mission.
The train demonstrates progress toward cleaner, zero-emission rail travel.