Check out photos of the world's first hydrogen-powered passenger train that's up and running in Germany as Europe tries to wean itself off of Russian oil
Samantha Delouya Jul 30, 2022, 7:50 AM
A visitor check out the engine of the Coradia iLint train, a CO2-emission-free regional train
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The world's first completely emission-free train powered by hydrogen is officially running in Germany.
The manufacturer says the trains are a "true alternative to diesel power" as Europe tries to wean itself off of Russian oil.
Check out photos of the world's first hydrogen-powered train.
The world's first train powered by hydrogen officially started picking up passengers in Germany last Monday.
The train cost $86 million, according to a report by Fuel Cell Works, and will begin by transporting passengers between two stops just outside of Hamburg.
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