India is launching a pilot project for hydrogen-powered buses and trucks on 10 roads, with major companies like Reliance, Tata, NTPC, and Ashok Leyland participating. The initiative aims to position India as an energy exporter.
Egypt has delivered its first hydrogen buses to Austria for use in Carinthia. The MCV C127 FC LE buses, featuring Canadian fuel cells and advanced storage systems, will operate on regional and intercity routes starting June, marking the largest hydrogen bus deployment in Austria's history.
Delhi's new hydrogen buses offer a 250km range but face high costs, limited infrastructure, and competition from EVs. Experts question their scalability for city transport due to operational expenses and energy efficiency concerns.
