India's first LNG-powered train, flagged off by Amit Shah from Sabarmati, marks a major shift towards cleaner fuel in railways. The dual-fuel system can replace up to 40% of diesel, cutting emissions and saving Rs 23.9 lakh per year per rake. This is a key initiative for sustainable transportation and energy efficiency.
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- ›Launch Date: September 27, 2026
- ›Location: Sabarmati Station, Ahmedabad
- ›Target this Data: Flags off on September 27, 2026 at Sabarmati Station; 2 DPCs of 1,400 HP; 40% diesel replacement; 2,200 litre LNG tank; 444 km range; Rs 11.9 lakh savings per DPC/year; Rs 23.9 lakh per rake/year.
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