hydrogen production plant

Railway transportation

Technical and technological higher education

Energy

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

Commercial heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell vehicle designed for logistics and transport applications

Specialized fueling facility for hydrogen compressed gas distribution to fuel cell vehicles

Scotland

Valcamonica

Alberta

Establishment of facilities in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta, for producing hydrogen (via electrolysis powered by solar and SMR with CCS) and fueling the hydrogen locomotive.

A trial run of the first hydrogen train in the Middle East, announced by Saudi Arabia's Minister for Energy. The trial is expected to start for a week and continue for several months to test the hydrogen fuel cell propulsion technology.

A comprehensive hydrogen mobility and infrastructure project in Valcamonica, Lombardy, aimed at developing an economic and industrial hydrogen supply chain starting with the mobility sector to decarbonize passenger transport.

Heavy-duty commercial hydrogen fuel cell vehicle designed for logistics and transport applications. Approximately 700 km range per hydrogen fueling cycle. 15-20 minute refueling duration. Zero greenhouse gas emissions in operation (water vapor only). High-pressure hydrogen storage system with onboard fuel cell stack converting hydrogen to electricity.

Italy's first hydrogen-powered regional train, based on Alstom's single-deck Coradia Stream platform. Equipped with hydrogen fuel cells, 260 seats, and a range exceeding 600 km. Designed for zero direct CO2 emissions and operation on non-electrified railway lines.

Canadian Pacific's first hydrogen fuel cell locomotive, converted from an SD40-2F, designed to be a zero-emission freight locomotive.