India Friday launched commercial service of its first hydrogen-powered train, marking its entry into a small global club that has deployed next-generation clean-transport technologies. The 10-coach train can carry roughly 2,600 passengers, making it — according to Indian Railways — the world’s longest hydrogen-fueled passenger rail service. It will run on an 89-kilometer (55-mile) stretch between the northern cities of Jind and Sonipat.The initiative marks a major milestone in Indian Railways’ broader green-energy transition, a critical shift given that over half of the South Asian nation’s electricity is still generated from thermal sources. Show Full Article Germany pioneered the first…