Cummins India, a renowned engine manufacturer, showcased its commitment to sustainability and decarbonisation at the Bharat Mobility Expo by unveiling the HELM engine platform and an advanced Hydrogen Fuel Delivery System for heavy-duty vehicles. This initiative is part of the company's destination-zero strategy aimed at reducing emissions in the auto sector. Shveta Arya, the Managing Director at Cummins India, emphasized the importance of working with stakeholders to develop the hydrogen ecosystem. The introduction of the 6.7-liter hydrogen internal combustion engine, intended for exclusive manufacturing in India, aligns with the country's decarbonisation objectives and the global demand for eco-friendly solutions. Despite the optimism surrounding green technologies, there is a practical consideration regarding cost implications. Cummins India plans to balance its focus on enhancing existing products for emission reduction while investing in cutting-edge technologies. The company's commitment to carbon neutrality by 2050 includes efforts to green its supply chains, reflecting a broader industry trend towards sustainability. The landscape of green supply chains in India is evolving, with companies like Flipkart and Exide also investing in emission reduction through alternative transportation methods like LNG trucks.