On January 23rd, the first Italian hydrogen train arrived at the new hydrogen maintenance and refueling facility in Rovato, Italy. This initiative marked a significant milestone in sustainable transportation for the country. The train, part of a larger order of 14 trains purchased by Fnm, was supported by funding from the Lombardy Region and resources from the Pnrr. The Rovato depot, constructed by Ferrovienord, is a pioneering facility in Italy, dedicated to maintaining and refueling hydrogen trains. After three weeks of testing, the facility was officially presented, with the train set to undergo further trial runs on the testing circuit and the Brescia-Iseo-Edolo line. The official operation of the hydrogen train is anticipated in the first half of 2026, contingent upon the completion of the trial runs and the necessary approvals. This development showcases Italy's commitment to innovation and sustainability in public transportation.