BHUBANESWAR: In a move towards launching green hydrogen mobility project in Odisha, a tripartite agreement was signed between three state-owned agencies, an official said on Tuesday.
The agreement was signed on Monday by Capital Region Urban Transport (CRUT) managing director Tirumala Nayak, Grid Corporation of Odisha Limited (GRIDCO) managing director Trilochan Panda and NTPC CGM M R Panda in the presence of Odisha Deputy Chief Minister K V Singhdeo and Housing and Urban Development minister K C Mohapatra, the official said.
The agreement to be implemented over the next five years has outlined the key roles and responsibilities of the three entities involved.
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