India Launches First LNG Dual-Fuel Train in Sabarmati
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India is launching its first LNG-diesel dual-fuel train in Sabarmati to reduce fuel costs and carbon emissions.
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- The inaugural run of India's first LNG-diesel dual-fuel train takes place in Sabarmati on Sunday.
- This new technology is expected to cut diesel consumption by 40 percent while significantly reducing harmful emissions.
- Each converted engine will generate annual savings of approximately 11.9 lakh rupees.
- The dual-fuel system allows engines to operate on either LNG or diesel based on availability.
- These improvements are intended to make railway operations more energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable.
What to watch next
- Operational performance after entering regular service
- Expansion of the dual-fuel system to other rail routes
- Impact of the newly inaugurated WAG-12 maintenance shed
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NamedIndia · Amit Shah · Indian Railways · Sabarmati
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