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The Delhi government and the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) set to sign an agreement for setting up a gas compact reformer. If smoothly executed, Delhi will become the first Indian city where trials to use clean fuel in public buses will be conducted. Production of hydrogen-CNG fuel, which releases up to 70% less carbon monoxide than conventional CNG, is likely to soon begin in the capital, with the Delhi government and the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) set to sign an agreement for setting up a gas compact reformer.If the project sees smooth execution, Delhi will become the first Indian city and join a select league of global cities where trials to use this clean fuel in public buses have been conducted.
