Hydrogen for Trains

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Hydrogen has the potential to replace diesel as a fuel for trains, especially for long distances. The gas company Linde has just built the world's largest hydrogen refueling station for trains in northern Germany in collaboration with a local railway company. With a capacity of 1,600 kg of hydrogen per day, the station can fill up to 14 trains. The range of the trains is then 1,000 km.

In this webinar, project manager Alexander Zörner from Linde will present why hydrogen can be a good fuel for trains, how train refueling works, and what boundary conditions are needed for hydrogen to be attractive compared to diesel or batteries.

As always, you will have the opportunity to get answers to your questions from Alexander during the Q&A.