HORIBA India, a subsidiary of HORIBA Ltd. in Kyoto, has unveiled its groundbreaking Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine (H2-ICE) Test Bed Facility at the HORIBA India Technical Center in Chakan, Pune. This new facility, established with an investment of approximately Rs. 28-30 crores, symbolizes a significant leap towards enhancing energy-efficiency and sustainability. The facility, with an engine testing capacity of up to 380KW, targets the Indian commercial vehicle segment, aligning with global efforts to achieve carbon neutrality and decarbonization. Dr. George Gillispie, an Executive Corporate Officer at HORIBA Energy and Environment, emphasized the importance of hydrogen as a carbon-neutral fuel to combat emissions and support a greener planet. The inauguration of the Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine Test Bed Facility not only underscores HORIBA's commitment to sustainability but also aligns with India's ambitious goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2070. Dr. Rajeev Gautam, Corporate Officer at HORIBA Ltd., Japan, highlighted the milestone of launching the first-ever facility of its kind within the global HORIBA group. This strategic move aims to reduce CO2 emissions significantly by 2033 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, revolutionizing the automotive industry in India. With a focus on 'HONMAMON,' symbolizing authenticity and excellence, HORIBA's investment in this pioneering facility represents a remarkable advancement towards a greener and more sustainable future. The establishment of the Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine Test Bed Facility in Pune signifies a momentous achievement for both HORIBA India and the broader energy-efficiency landscape.