Deutsche Bahn (DB) has entered a partnership with Lhyfe to utilize green hydrogen from Lhyfe's new production plant in Tübingen, Germany for the H2goesRail development project. This initiative aims to fuel new technologies, including a hydrogen train, which is scheduled to be tested in the Baden-Württemberg region later this year. Lhyfe's involvement in the project is vital for gaining operational experience with an autonomous hydrogen system and integrating hydrogen production with a filling station at scale. The Tübingen plant, with an annual capacity of 30 tons, is powered by green electricity from DB's portfolio. This collaboration showcases the economic viability of hydrogen solutions in the transport sector. The project highlights the importance of sustainable energy sources and innovative technologies for decarbonizing transportation. Furthermore, the project aligns with the broader European trend of exploring hydrogen as a clean, efficient alternative to traditional diesel-powered trains. Other projects within Europe, such as the EU-backed initiative in Spain and Portugal, and the milestone achieved by Stadler's FLIRT H2 model, indicate the growing interest and investment in hydrogen as a zero-emission solution for the transportation industry.