HORIBA India, the Indian branch of Japan's renowned HORIBA Ltd, has unveiled a new hydrogen internal combustion engine test bed facility in Pune. This significant move showcases the company's commitment to sustainable energy solutions. With an initial investment exceeding Rs 100 crore in the HORIBA India Technical Centre launched in 2016, HORIBA India has further dedicated Rs 30 crore specifically for setting up the H2-ICE test bed. The cutting-edge facility features an impressive engine testing capacity of up to 380KW, strategically designed to cater to the requirements of the Indian commercial vehicle sector. The introduction of this new facility is anticipated to create expanded business opportunities for the company while providing crucial support to global endeavors aimed at achieving carbon neutrality and sustainability. George Gillispie, the HORIBA Energy and Environment Executive Corporate Officer, highlighted that this establishment marks a significant milestone in India's transition towards green energy solutions. The move not only underscores the company's commitment to innovation and sustainability but also contributes to the larger global objective of embracing cleaner and greener energy sources.