Trains/rail/locomotive

The Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education (BCRRE) is powering the UK’s first mainline-approved hydrogen-powered train with its unique fuel cell technology.

A new agreement signed between Alstom and Eversholt Rail will bring the UK’s first ever hydrogen train fleet to British rails as the nation transitions to zero-emission solutions, the companies have said.

With COP26’s primary focus today (Nov 11) based around the transportation sector and the innovative technologies reducing emissions in this area, H2 View looked at some of the most promising hydrogen mobility solutions set to...

I feel like I’ve been saying this relentlessly for some time but I still believe it’s true – the UK has the opportunity to lead the world in hydrogen production, but to do that, we...

Canadian Pacific is continuing to enhance its commitment to hydrogen locomotives by expanding its programme to include additional trains and fuelling stations.

TÜV SÜD Korea is set to contribute to a hydrogen-electric tram project that will mass produce hydrogen powered trams as well as a hydrogen refuelling network for the trams by 2023.

A new hydrogen-powered train is set to hit markets in 2023, with demonstrations scheduled to start just next year.

Come the start of November, all eyes will be on the UK. For two weeks, political, commercial and societal leaders will gather in the Scottish city of Glasgow to discuss, deliberate and, reportedly, commit to...

A £600,000 ($818,000) hydrogen electric propulsion systems (HEPS) testbed, based in AMRC Cymru, North Wales, is hoping to accelerate the rollout of green technologies by de-risking the assembly and production scale-up of hydrogen fuel cells.

Stargate Hydrogen will look to convert 40 diesel freight locomotives to hydrogen fuel cell electric as it aims to deliver the zero-emission trains to Operail in Estonia.