The Black Country Innovative Manufacturing Organisation (BCIMO) has initiated a working group at the Very Light Rail National Innovation Centre (VLRNIC) in Coventry to assess the potential of clean hydrogen in a 'Trams-as-a-Service' model for very light rail. The focus on sustainable transport solutions has led to discussions on the viability of hydrogen propulsion in manufacturing and transport, emphasizing its role in reducing emissions and contributing to the UK economy. Experts highlighted the benefits of hydrogen trams 'as-a-service' (HTaaS) in addressing issues like congestion, pollution, and insufficient funding. The utilization of urban waste for hydrogen production and the overall cost-effectiveness of Very Light Rail systems were emphasized. The Clean Futures Accelerator program by BCIMO aims to commercialize green innovations, with a focus on transportation development. Industry leaders discussed the complexities and opportunities of hydrogen, stressing the need for integrated technology solutions. The development and testing of innovative transport systems under this program are crucial for advancing sustainable mobility. The potential of Very Light Rail systems to eliminate emissions and reduce costs were key points of discussion, highlighting the importance of onboard and trackside hydrogen sources. Notably, the collaboration between stakeholders, industry partners, and investors at BCIMO's facilities allows for the demonstration of integrated technologies, inspiring confidence in faster adoption and investment in the market. The initiative to showcase the value of sustainable transport technologies through real-world applications is seen as a significant step towards revolutionizing urban mobility.