Green Hydrogen Is The Fuel For Future: Nitin Gadkari Hints At Next Big Fuel Alternative At Times Drive Green Conclave And Awards

Nitin Gadkari speaking at the Times Drive Green Conclave And Awards 2024 reaffirmed that hydrogen is the fuel for future. This isn't the first time that green hydrogen has been uphled by the government for future of mobility. The minister also has a first hand experience of using a hydrogen powered Toyota Mirai.

Green Hydrogen Is The Fuel For Future: Nitin Gadkari Hints At Next Big Fuel Alternative At Times Drive Green Conclave And Awards

Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways of India (MoRTH) was the Chief Guest at the Times Drive Green Conclave And Awards 2024 where he upheld the prowess of Green Hydrogen to fuel the future of mobility globally. Gadkari is the first person in the country to use a hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicle i.e. Toyota Mirai. He also lauds the practicality of the Mirai which can be a driving factor for a greener future.
Addressing the audience at the event Gadkari stated that green hydrogen is the fuel for the future. This statement also aligns with the Indian government’s vision of making India the global hub for green hydrogen and its technology. Earlier the government had also kick started the National Green Hydrogen Mission with the aim to turn this vision into a reality. The government had earlier also stated that it is aiming to make India the Middle East of Green hydrogen.
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Indian automakers had also showcased the potential and their readiness to adopt green hydrogen in mobility. Till date numerous automakers in India have showcased hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (HFCEVs) and hydrogen internal combustion engine (H2ICE) vehicles.
Green hydrogen as a fuel source is full of potential due to its energy dense nature while also being kinder to the environment with near zero tailpipe emissions. All these elements have contributed to OEMs and policymakers to narrow down on green hydrogen to cater to future clean and green mobility needs.
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