China is also embracing hydrogen as an alternative energy source to power its trains. The new model, named “Cinova H2,” will be the first hydrogen-powered train to operate on China’s high-speed rail network. The Cinova H2 can reach a maximum speed of 200 kilometers per hour and offers an impressive range of 1,200 kilometers, made possible by fuel cells with a total output of 960 kilowatts. According to the manufacturer, refueling takes just 15 minutes. Each trainset can carry up to 1,000 passengers, while also integrating advanced technologies to recycle…
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