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© Alstom
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© Alstom

Hydrogen-powered train makes its debut in Sweden

Hydrogen-powered trains are now a reality in Sweden.

The country on Wednesday (August 25) announced the deployment of Alstom’s iLint passenger train in Östersund, to highlight the potential for hydrogen-powered transport.

Believed to be the world’s first and only operational passenger train powered by hydrogen fuel cells, the Coradia iLint is designed specifically for use on non-electrified lines to enable clean and sustainable train operations.

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