India successfully completes final trials of its first locally made hydrogen fuel cell train, opening opportunities for collaboration with Saudi Arabia
India Railways successfully tested and operated the first local train powered by hydrogen fuel cells, reaching speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour. It is the strongest and longest train of its kind in the world on a broad-gauge railway network. This achievement marks an important step in India's efforts to achieve carbon neutrality and reduce emissions. It also presents an opportunity to strengthen collaboration with Saudi Arabia in green hydrogen and sustainable transportation technologies.
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