China showcased its groundbreaking achievement with the introduction of the CINOVA H2, the country's first hydrogen-powered intelligent intercity train, at InnoTrans 2024 in Berlin. Developed by CRRC Qingdao Sifang Co Ltd, the train operates on hydrogen power, emphasizing zero carbon emissions and enhanced performance. The CINOVA H2 utilizes hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity, allowing for high speeds, long ranges, and quick refueling times. With a focus on sustainability, the train offers a green solution for nonelectrified railway passenger transport. The environmental benefits of the CINOVA H2 are significant, with its zero carbon emissions and innovative recycling technology that repurposes waste heat and wastewater. The train's low energy consumption and high passenger capacity further contribute to its appeal as a sustainable transport option. Additionally, the train's intelligent features, such as advanced amenities and an integrated maintenance platform, enhance both passenger experience and operational efficiency. CRRC Qingdao Sifang estimates that the CINOVA H2 can lead to a substantial reduction in carbon dioxide emissions and air pollutants, positioning it as a key player in the green transformation of railway technology. The safety measures, including multiple protection systems, ensure the train's safe operation in diverse scenarios. Overall, the CINOVA H2 represents a significant leap towards eco-friendly and intelligent public transportation, setting a new standard for green upgrade initiatives in the railway sector.