Alstom has revealed plans for a significant €63 million investment in Italy from 2024 to 2026, aimed at enhancing the country's rail infrastructure with a focus on sustainable innovations, including hydrogen trains. The investment will cover multiple sites, with key projects such as expanding facilities at the Savigliano site to support the testing of hydrogen-powered trains and increasing production capacity for regional trains. Other developments include new facilities at Vado Ligure and Nola sites, along with renovation projects in Bologna. Alstom's long-standing presence in Italy, spanning over 160 years, has contributed significantly to the country's GDP and job market. The company's impact report underscores its focus on digital innovation and sustainability, in line with Italy's industrial and environmental objectives. Alstom's efforts towards sustainable rail development include implementing the ERTMS and introducing environmentally friendly solutions like hydrogen-powered trains. With a commitment to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050, Alstom is transitioning its sites to renewable energy sources and implementing various sustainability measures.