OPmobility, through its joint venture PO-Rein, has secured a contract with CRRC to deliver 76 Type 4 high-pressure storage systems for hydrogen-powered trams in Malaysia. These trams, set to operate in Kuching, will be fully autonomous, capable of traveling 245 km, carrying 300 passengers, and reaching speeds of 70 km/h. The hydrogen tanks can be refueled in just 10 minutes. This marks a significant milestone as the first contract of its kind for hydrogen-powered trams. Laurent Favre, CEO of OPmobility, highlighted the importance of the partnership between OPmobility, CRRC, and Shenergy in advancing the hydrogen rail value chain. OPmobility's efforts in the Chinese hydrogen mobility market, with an order book nearing €4 billion, demonstrate a strong commitment to hydrogen technology globally. The article emphasizes the innovative nature of the project and the potential for hydrogen to revolutionize public transport.