Landmark Moment in Green Mobility: NTPC Transfers Hydrogen Buses to Ladakh
Key Ideas
- Formal ceremony marks the transfer of five hydrogen fuel cell-based buses from NTPC to SIDCO in Leh, India.
- First-ever commercial deployment of hydrogen-powered buses in India at the highest altitude globally.
- Officials commend NTPC for technological advancement and vision towards carbon-neutral Ladakh.
- Chief Secretary praises the project's success and foresees a new era of hydrogen fuel cell mobility in India.
In a significant development for green mobility, NTPC handed over five hydrogen fuel cell-based buses to the State Industrial Development Corporation in Leh, India. This marks the first commercial deployment of hydrogen-powered buses in India, located at the highest altitude globally. The ceremony, attended by senior officials, showcased the advanced technology of NTPC's Green Hydrogen Plant, earning praise for its implementation in Ladakh's challenging terrain. The Chief Secretary acknowledged NTPC's pioneering efforts and emphasized the potential for hydrogen fuel cell mobility in extreme conditions. The collaboration between the UT Administration and NTPC highlights India's leadership in renewable energy innovation and sets a new standard for sustainable public transport in environmentally sensitive regions.
Topics
Green Hydrogen
Clean Energy
Public Transport
Sustainable Transportation
Public Sector Collaboration
Renewable Energy Innovation
High Altitude Deployment
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