The hydrogen revolution has come to India. Tata, Honda, and Toyota are already conducting research on hydrogen-run buses, trucks, and cars. The First hydrogen fuelling station for these vehicles is said to open in the last quarter of 2008. The Indian Oil Corporation is likely to base this fuel station in Delhi as part of a government policy to convert 20 % of vehicles to natural gases. These 20% vehicles could be either public transport like buses or private transport like cars (mainly luxury cars).
The fuelling station will supply hythane and hydrogen to all vehicles powered by natural gases. This is a positive move from the Indian government to save the environment before it is too late. In the near future, if small cars also join the hydrogen vehicle line-up, then pollution could soon be a topic of the past!
Labels: Environment friendly cars, Honda, Hydrogen fueled vehicles, small cars, Tata
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Hydrogen is going to the next generation fuel to drive around. It is great news that government is getting its act together and setting up a hydrogen fuelling pump. Maybe the revolution will be over before 2020, considering the seriousness with which global worming is being dealt with.
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