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Delhi launches new hydrogen buses that run 250 km in one refill, promise zero emissions, but there's a catchDelhi’s new hydrogen-powered buses can travel nearly 250 km on a single refill, but experts told TOI the technology still faces major hurdl...- Essar Energy Transition posts record domestic sales at Stanlow refinery in 2025Essar Energy Transition achieved record domestic fuel sales in 2025 at its Stanlow refinery. Strong UK demand and an expanded supply networ...
- Hydrogen to play transformative role in India's space missions, transportation, clean energy future: ISRO ChairmanISRO Chairman V Narayanan emphasizes hydrogen's pivotal role in India's space missions, transportation, and clean energy future. ISRO has a...
- Ashok Leyland looks at proactive approach to navigate emerging industry trends: Chairman HindujaAshok Leyland is proactively addressing electrification, supply chain issues, and digitalization to become a top global commercial vehicle ...
- Urban commuting in India: Challenges and opportunities for a sustainable futureIndia's auto sector is experiencing a shift in urban mobility, with tier-2 cities showing a higher reliance on private vehicles due to limi...
- Emissions-free truck prices need to drop by 50% to compete with diesel, study saysA McKinsey study indicates that prices of emissions-free trucks need to drop by up to half to become a viable alternative to diesel models....
- Vision is to be among top 10 global CV players: Ashok LeylandAshok Leyland, the Hinduja group's flagship company, aims to be among the top 10 global commercial vehicle manufacturers in the near future...
- RIL gears up to produce green hydrogen in two years“RIL is setting up a green hydrogen dispensation infrastructure,” an industry official said on condition of anonymity. “The company is targ...
- NHAI can never fall into a debt trap, none of its projects are loss-making: Nitin GadkariThe biggest initiative is to increase life of roads and cut cost of construction with technological interventions, says Gadkari.
- Ashok Leyland expects commercial vehicle industry to grow at fast pace in coming quarters"I believe so because the pandemic and some of the uncertainties that were there globally are now all behind us. There is no reason why the...
- Ashok Leyland will not pursue market share at the expense of profitability: Dheeraj HindujaCommodity prices do remain a challenge, but the indications are possibly in another few months, they should start softening once again, Hin...
- View: India is well placed to emerge as a manufacturing hub for green hydrogenSeveral leading independent power producers (IPPs) are also willing to diversify into GH production units for supplying end customers. Most...
- CNG to HCNG model 'capital-intensive'; Delhi govt unlikely to scale up pilot projectOfficials also said the question of converting CNG buses to HCNG does not arise when the government has taken a conscious decision to move ...
- Saudi Arabia’s bold plan to rule the $700 billion hydrogen marketAs governments and industries seek less-polluting alternatives to hydrocarbons, the world’s biggest crude exporter doesn’t want to cede the...
- Integrated approach to transportation, agri-diversification needed to boost economy: Nitin GadkariAddressing a webinar on 'India Roadmap on Low Carbon and Sustainable Mobility' conducted by industry body Ficci, Gadkari said, "We need to ...
- Fleet business to boost electric vehicle drive: Hyundai ExecutiveFewer private buyers likely but e-mobility to gain ground here as ride-hailing cos focus on it, says global R&D head Biermann.
- IIT students device method to reduce polluting Carbon Dioxide emissionsThe alarming concentration of CO2 one of the main contributors to global warming, has raised the need for minimising the gas.
- Hindujas roll out London's first pure electric buses with zero tailpipe emissionsThe first pure electric buses with zero tailpipe emissions are all set to roll out on British roads, thanks to the Hinduja group.
- Hindujas roll out London's first pure electric buses with zero tailpipe emissionsThe buses take around five hours to fully charge overnight, or two hours using fast charge technology and have a range of up to 100 miles d...
- IIT-Delhi scientists develop autos that run on hydrogen; cause negligible pollutionAfter three decades of research, scientists at IIT-Delhi scientists have developed autos that run on hydrogen and cause negligible pollution
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