Alstom has made a significant advancement in sustainable rail transport by introducing its first hydrogen-powered train for operational and refueling tests in Rovato. This milestone follows successful tests in Germany and underlines the company's commitment to eco-friendly technology. The Coradia Stream H hydrogen train, unveiled at the EXPO Ferroviaria exhibition, boasts a 260-passenger capacity and a remarkable 660 km range without refueling, making it an ideal choice for regional routes. Equipped with modern technologies that enhance energy efficiency and reduce emissions, the train stands out as an environmentally friendly transport solution. Alstom's collaboration with the Lombardy railway operator FNM has led to contracts for delivering hydrogen trains, with plans to deploy them on the Brescia – Edolo route. These initiatives not only reduce emissions but also improve transportation services. Alstom's hydrogen trains comply with European environmental standards, contributing to a sustainable future for rail transport. By spearheading innovative solutions and promoting hydrogen technologies, Alstom is expected to pave the way for a wider adoption of eco-friendly practices in the railway industry.