At its core, a hydrogen train is an electric train that generates its electricity onboard via a fuel cell using compressed hydrogen. The refueling infrastructure is equally compelling from a technical standpoint. Let us examine the data to see how much carbon emissions hydrogen traction genuinely eliminates and what it costs compared to alternative solutions.
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