Amara Raja Infra has set a milestone by inaugurating India's inaugural green hydrogen fuelling station in Leh, positioned at a high altitude of 3,650 metres as part of a strategic Green Hydrogen Mobility Project. The station, constructed for NTPC, took two years to complete and boasts a daily production capacity of 80 kg, aiding in reducing carbon emissions by 350 metric tons annually and contributing 230 metric tons of oxygen yearly, equivalent to the positive impact of approximately 13,000 trees. The facility was recently inaugurated by Union Minister Manohar Lal, highlighting its national significance in promoting sustainable energy practices. NTPC utilizes this station to operate India's first 9-metre hydrogen fuel cell electric bus manufactured by Ashok Leyland, designed to navigate Leh's harsh winter conditions with efficacy. The bus's cutting-edge features, including an 80 kW fuel cell system, a powerful electric motor, and sufficient hydrogen tanks, enable it to cover a range of 300 km on just 25 kg of hydrogen, thus revolutionizing eco-friendly urban transportation in the region.