The Corporation, in a presentation at World Climate Change Conference 2015, Paris, submitted that Delhi Metro helps to remove more carbon from the atmosphere than it contributes, making it a completely carbon neutral system.
He said that DMRC is only public transit service getting carbon credits for its regenerative braking and 'modal shift projects'.
According to the DMRC, it is possible to quantify reduction in coal and fossil fuels while providing world-class mass transit services.
"DMRC has been able to effectively demonstrate the enormous socio-economic co-benefits of a Mass Rapid Transit System. DMRC also plans to tap 50 MW of solar power in next three years," Dayal said.
"DMRC has a well laid out Sustainability Plan for the future and the next step is to capture the positive health impacts from DMRC's operations, given the state of pollution in Delhi," he said.
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