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World's First Floating CNG Station, India

 The ghats of Varanasi now host the world’s first floating CNG station and a hydrogen-powered motorboat — a striking example of India’s rapid strides in science and technology. These innovations reduce emissions, improve river transport sustainability, and showcase homegrown engineering. Yet many Indians remain unaware of this milestone; wider communication and public engagement are needed so citizens can celebrate and support such green advances.

Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA Department of Science & Technology, Government of India




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