India and Bhutan Drive Towards a Green Hydrogen Future

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and Bhutan PM Tshering Tobgay took a ride on a green hydrogen bus in India, highlighting a commitment to sustainable transportation. The collaboration signifies a shared vision of green energy initiatives and bolsters India's plans to become a global leader in green hydrogen production.

In a significant move toward sustainable transportation, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay experienced a ride on a green hydrogen bus in the heart of India's capital. The event emphasized both countries' dedication to sustainable mobility and a greener future.

Prime Minister Tobgay expressed his delight in the innovative transit solution, taking pride in the bus's eco-friendly credentials, notably its emission of only water as a by-product. Minister Puri highlighted India's ambition to expand from 15 buses, marking a significant push in green hydrogen adoption.

The bilateral engagement reflects a mutual commitment to advancing green energy, as outlined by the Union Cabinet's National Green Hydrogen Mission. With a substantial investment and strategic goals, India aims to shift towards renewable energy, reducing fossil fuel dependency and establishing itself as a hub for green hydrogen innovations.

(With inputs from agencies.)