Ladakh, a region renowned for its pristine beauty, is taking a significant leap towards sustainable transportation. A recent meeting convened by the Ladakh Transport Department discussed the implementation of a pioneering project: introducing hydrogen fuel cell buses.
These buses, powered by a clean-burning technology that converts water into fuel, represent a major step forward in reducing Ladakh's carbon footprint. The discussions focused on finalizing a crucial agreement between the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) and the Transport Department. This collaboration will pave the way for acquiring five hydrogen buses and determining the most suitable routes for their deployment.
Officials emphasized collaborative efforts to ensure the project's success. Topics like oxygen storage for tourists (hydrogen production requires oxygen), integrating solar power plants for cleaner energy generation, and determining fare structures were also addressed. The initiative aligns perfectly with Prime Minister Modi's vision of transforming Ladakh into India's first carbon-neutral Union Territory. By emitting only water vapor, these hydrogen buses will significantly reduce air pollution, further protecting Ladakh's fragile environment.
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