Rebus Regionalbus Rostock GmbH celebrated the launch of 52 hydrogen buses and two filling stations in Güstrow, Germany, marking a significant step towards sustainable public transport. With a total investment of around 40 million euros and support from various government bodies, including the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, the project aims to modernize a substantial portion of the fleet with zero-emission vehicles fueled by locally produced green hydrogen. The initiative is a part of the 'Guideline for the funding of alternative drives for buses in passenger transport' and is also supported by the German Recovery and Resilience Plan. The hydrogen buses, equipped with modern features, will contribute to making the Rostock district one of the largest operators of hydrogen buses in Europe. Government officials have praised the project for its focus on reducing pollutant emissions and promoting sustainable mobility. The fleet is expected to be fully operational by the end of the year, with 52 hydrogen buses traveling throughout the district of Rostock in a uniform 'Climate Hero' look, symbolizing their contribution to environmental protection.