India has unveiled its first hydrogen-powered train built in the country, marking a new step in the railway’s clean energy plans. The locomotive is designed to reduce diesel use on non-electrified routes as Indian Railways expands low-emission transport alongside broader investments in electrification and renewable energy.
(c) Indian Prime Minister’s Office via Associated Press

India yazindua treni yake ya kwanza inayotumia hidrojeni

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India imezindua treni yake ya kwanza iliyojengwa nchini na inayotumia hidrojeni, hatua mpya katika mpango wa kuifanya reli itumie nishati safi zaidi. Treni hiyo inalenga kupunguza matumizi ya dizeli kwenye njia ambazo bado hazijawekewa umeme huku uwekezaji katika reli za umeme ukiendelea.

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