Deutsche Bahn (DB) has entered into an agreement with the hydrogen producer Lhyfe to utilize green hydrogen from Lhyfe's new production plant at DB's innovation hub in Tübingen, Germany. This initiative is part of DB's H2goesRail development project and aims to fuel new technologies being tested by DB Energie, including a hydrogen train set to operate on a test service in Baden-Württemberg. Lhyfe's plant in Tübingen has an annual production capacity of 30 tons and will be powered by green electricity from DB, supporting the rail provider's commitment to sustainable energy sources. The partnership between DB and Lhyfe demonstrates the economic viability of hydrogen solutions in the transport sector, particularly emphasizing the environmental benefits of hydrogen-powered trains. Additionally, the project involves testing a hydrogen filling station concept for the Mireo Plus H train as part of DB's collaboration with Siemens Mobility. Lhyfe's involvement at the innovation hub is seen as an opportunity to gain experience in operating an autonomous system and integrating hydrogen production with a filling station at scale. This initiative aligns with the wider trend of exploring hydrogen as a zero-emissions alternative to diesel in rolling stock, with similar projects underway in the EU, Spain, and Portugal. The partnership between DB and Lhyfe signals a positive step towards decarbonizing the transport sector and promoting sustainable mobility solutions.