A proposal for use of engines of buses that are scrapped after completing their life was discussed in a meeting of the state transport authority (STA), an official said.
"The work on technical aspect of the proposal is going on. The generators developed through use of bus engines will help save resources," he said.
It will also help in cutting down pollution as the generators will be CNG based, the official said.
The STA board has directed it to explore feasibility of using engines of scrapped standard floor buses into CNG based power generators while looking into all aspects including pollution and financial implications, the official said.
The buses have a life period of 10 years or a coverage of 7.5 lakh kms during that period or earlier, after that they are scrapped.
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