India’s First Hydrogen-Powered Train Explained: Route, Speed & Tech | Namo Green Rail

Indian Railways is making history! India’s first-ever indigenous hydrogen-powered passenger train is officially here, marking a massive leap towards zero-emission rail transport. In this video, we break down everything you need to know about this revolutionary train—from its route and top speed to how it turns hydrogen into electricity! Indiatimes On July 17, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off India’s inaugural hydrogen train from Jind railway station in Haryana. Operating on the 89-km Jind-Sonipat section, this 10-coach train replaces conventional diesel engines with advanced hydrogen fuel cells. But how does a hydrogen train actually work? We dive deep into the technology developed by the Integral Coach Factory (ICF). By mixing hydrogen stored in high-pressure tanks with oxygen, the fuel cells generate 2400 kW of electricity—making it the longest and most powerful hydrogen train on a broad gauge globally! The best part? The only by-product it releases is pure water vapor and heat. We also cover all the passenger details you want to know: 🚉 Route: Jind to Sonipat (with 13 stoppages including Gohana) ⚡ Speed: Capable of 110 kmph, operating at 75 kmph 👥 Capacity: 682 seats, accommodating roughly 2,600 passengers 💰 Fares: Expected to be highly affordable (ranging between ₹5 - ₹25) With a dedicated green hydrogen production plant established in Jind, this project puts India on the global map alongside Germany, France, and Japan in green rail technology. 12 Minutes to CLAT Courses 👇 👉 CLAT 2027 Online Courses: https://rebrand.ly/clat_2027 👉 CLAT 2028 Online Courses: https://rebrand.ly/CLAT_2028 👉 Mock Test Series: https://tinyurl.com/3a3e7jy6 Social Media Channels 👇 👉 Telegram Channel: https://t.me/twelveminutestoclat 👉 Instagram:   / 12_minutes_to_clat   Contact Information 📱 Website: https://12minutestoclat.com/ Contact No.: +91 9929 77 4737 #HydrogenTrain #IndianRailways #GreenMobility #MakeInIndia #HydrogenFuel #CurrentAffairs