India took a major step towards green mobility on Saturday with a demonstration ride of a Green Hydrogen-powered bus on the Sardar Patel to Bharat Mandapam route. The demonstration was attended by global energy experts and investors who praised India’s commitment to clean energy. Transportation is one of the key sources of greenhouse emissions, and green hydrogen technology in public transport could be an excellent contributor to reducing that, say experts. The initiative aligns with India’s broader vision of transitioning to green fuels and reducing carbon emissions in the transportation sector. The bus is among the most environmentally friendly alternatives, as they emit only water vapour, unlike traditional internal combustion engines that burn fossil fuels. Instead of combustion, hydrogen fuel cells convert the chemical energy of hydrogen into electrical energy through an electrochemical process, resulting in zero harmful emissions. The ride was facilitated by Indian Oil and the guests from the US, and everyone here was invited to take a ride on the bus. The journey was also facilitated by the Taj Palace Hotel.
