World's First Zero-Emissions Hydrogen Train Unveiled in Germany

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Nov 3, 2016, 10:27 am80 pts
Germany will soon launch the world first hydrogen-powered, zero-emission passenger train. The 300-passenger Coradia iLint regional train uses fuel cell technology to run up to 87 miles per hour. a Alstom The Coradia iLint, developed by French rail transport company Alstom , was presented last month at…

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