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Another progress has been waiting as the Indian Railway is planning to conduct the trials for its first hydrogen-powered trains in December 2024 on the Jind- Sonipat route in Haryana, covering a distance of 90 kilometres. About Hydrogen-powered trains: The first hydrogen train was manufactured by the Integral Coach Factory, situated in Tamil Nadu. The trains have been designed with an operational speed of 140 Km\hr. The fuel used in Hydrogen-powered trains is a combination of hydrogen and oxygen cells that produce electricity, only with the emission of water vapour. Aim behind hydrogen trains The hydrogen trains align with Indian Railways’ vision of achieving net-zero emissions by the end of 2030. This will make India stand with other countries like Germany, Sweden, and China, which are already using hydrogen train technology. Other contract: Indian Railways has awarded a project to develop ground infrastructure and retrofit hydrogen fuel cells in existing DEMU (Diesel Electric Multiple Unit) rakes. The pilot project is estimated at Rs. 111.83 crore. Future Prospects: The railway network is likely to introduce 35 more hydrogen-powered trains by 2025 if the trials are successful. Here are some hashtags you can use for LinkedIn posts about hydrogen trains: #SustainableTransport #CleanEnergy #HydrogenPower

Unstoppable Global Expansion Soaring Consumption of Important Minerals: Transition into green energy is pushing some very much in-demand minerals such as lithium, nickel, cobalt, and rare earth elements. Countries around the world are on a fierce hunt for these strategic minerals for electric cars and alternative energy sources. India's Position in the Scrap Metal Market: The output of the steel and iron ore production is considerably increasing which makes this country one of the central key players in many chain systems. The country is also making steady and unprecedented progress in various mining and metallurgy which helps position it as a notable player in the global metals market. Good Mining Practices: To cater for the increasing demand, there is a trend for companies to come up with more sustainable methods of mining so as to minimize environmental degradation. Such innovations coupled with emerging regulations are responsible for greener methods of extraction. Global Commitments: Countries and corporations are busy allocating resources so as to investigate or develop new mineral reserves which is very active in the investment environment globally. Such investment is encouraging development and improvement of the industry. 🔋 The next big energy Storage Breakthrough: It is fair to say that, the metals and minerals industry is t he leading unit in the energy storage breakthrough with development in battery technology increasing demand for high quality metals. #GlobalGrowth #GreenEnergy #EconomicTrends #BusinessInsights

Did you know that India is on track for a GDP growth rate of 7% by 2025? I am pleased to share positive news: The World Bank has revised India’s GDP growth forecast, now projecting a growth rate of 7% for the fiscal year 2025, which is a significant driver for our economy. A pivotal contributor to this forecast is the 9.9% growth in the manufacturing sector, alongside a resilient services sector. Notably, even though there was a slowdown in GDP growth to 6.7% in the first quarter, India remarkably achieved an overall growth rate of 8.2% in fiscal year 2024, exceeding the performance of all major global economies. Nonetheless, the World Bank has recommended that India enhance its trade facilitation measures to fully exploit the China+1 strategy for export diversification. #Innovation #Export #International #India