Stadler and the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA) has unveiled a new hydrogen-powered train set to serve the area.
The Zero Emission Multiple Unit (ZEMU) arrived at San Bernardino Depot Train Station in California, US, on June 21, and will now begin final phase testing, which includes trips on the Arrow line and Metrolink system checks ahead of operations later this year.
The locomotive uses a hybrid hydrogen and battery technology to power operations and onboard electrical systems. The train was built in Switzerland at Stadler’s headquarters and has been since used in the US at the Galveston, Texas.
“ZEMU’s arrival in San Bernardino is a significant milestone recognising years of strategic planning for a greener rail system and a commitment to innovative transportation solutions in San Bernardino County,” claimed SBCTA President, Ray Marquez.
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