The article highlights a groundbreaking project in the realm of low-emission mobility, focusing on local rail passenger transport on non-electrified routes. Alstom, a leading rail transport company, revealed the world's first hydrogen-powered passenger train in 2016, manufactured at its Salzgitter facility. This initiative was executed in collaboration with transport firms LNVG and EVB, resulting in a successful trial of two hydrogen-powered trains on the Cuxhaven-Bremerhaven-Bremervörde-Buxtehude line since 2018. The positive outcomes have paved the way for the deployment of an additional 14 hydrogen-powered vehicles scheduled for early 2022. To support this eco-friendly technology, a hydrogen refuelling station is being constructed in Bremervörde. The project exemplifies a shift towards sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation solutions in the local rail sector, showcasing the viability and potential of hydrogen as an alternative energy source in the mobility industry.