OPmobility has recently been awarded a major contract by Stadler, a prominent rail vehicle manufacturer, to equip hydrogen-powered regional trains in Italy. The project involves supplying high-pressure hydrogen storage systems and 150-kW fuel cell systems to power the trains, with deliveries expected to continue until late 2025. The innovative systems, using NM12 Twin fuel cell stacks, efficiently convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to drive electric motors. This initiative marks a significant step towards decarbonizing rail mobility, offering a sustainable solution with long-range capabilities and quick refueling times. Hydrogen-powered trains present an environmentally friendly alternative for rail transportation, capable of operating on various routes without major infrastructure investments. The partnership between OPmobility and Stadler aims to promote hydrogen's rapid integration into rail mobility, leveraging the advantages of hydrogen technology for sustainable transportation solutions. OPmobility's CEO, Laurent Favre, underlines the company's expertise in hydrogen mobility and its commitment to advancing the role of hydrogen in heavy mobility decarbonization. With a strong presence in the hydrogen sector and ambitious market share targets for the future, OPmobility is positioned as a key player in driving innovation in sustainable mobility solutions. The company's focus on hydrogen storage, fuel cell stacks, and fuel cell systems underscores its dedication to advancing green technologies in the transportation industry. OPmobility's strategic approach to technology development and partnership collaborations reflects its commitment to shaping a more sustainable future for mobility.