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Ladakh's Hydrogen Bus Initiative: Pioneering Green Mobility on World's Highest Roads

LEH DISTRICT, UNION TERRITORY OF LADAKH, INDIA, JUN 19 – The buses are part of India's first commercial hydrogen mobility project at high altitude, expected to cut carbon emissions by 350 metric tons annually, officials said.

  • Five hydrogen fuel cell buses were handed over by National Thermal Power Corporation Limited to State Industrial Development Corporation in Leh, marking India's first commercial use of hydrogen-powered buses.
  • The initiative is a significant milestone for green mobility, as these buses will operate on the world's highest motorable roads.
  • Chief Secretary Pawan Kotwal highlighted NTPC's pioneering efforts and the project's importance for carbon neutrality in Ladakh, noting its potential for a new era of hydrogen fuel cell mobility in India.
  • The hydrogen mobility project is expected to reduce carbon emissions by 350 metric tons per year, contributing significantly to the region's environmental goals.
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