The article discusses the transition from hydrogen buses to electric buses in Liverpool, United Kingdom. In 2021, plans were announced for a fleet of 18 hydrogen buses to serve the 10A route, but by 2023, a new 23-plate electric bus was showcased at Queens Square bus station in Liverpool. While the electric bus did not run operationally, it marked the beginning of a shift in focus. Subsequently, driver training and maintenance training for the new electric buses took place in St Helens, with a few buses occasionally operating on the 10 and 10A routes. However, these electric buses seemed to have disappeared after a short period, leading to speculations. The article emphasizes the necessity of new electric buses in St Helens, where the existing bus fleet, excluding the hydrogen buses, is aged over nine years. This shift from hydrogen to electric buses reflects the ongoing efforts towards sustainable and efficient public transportation in the region.