First British hydrogen train debuts in Warwickshire

HydroFLEX Class 319 hydrogen train, source: Porterbrook
HydroFLEX Class 319 hydrogen train, source: Porterbrook

HydroFLEX, first Britain’s hydrogen-powered train, has debuted in Warwickshire. It performed a maiden trip on Wednesday, 30 September. The Department for Transport expects that this kind of innovative trains will regularly run on the UK’s network by 2023.

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First British hydrogen train debuts in Warwickshire

HydroFLEX Class 319 hydrogen train, source: Porterbrook
HydroFLEX Class 319 hydrogen train, source: Porterbrook

HydroFLEX, first Britain’s hydrogen-powered train, has debuted in Warwickshire. It performed a maiden trip on Wednesday, 30 September. The Department for Transport expects that this kind of innovative trains will regularly run on the UK’s network by 2023.

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Author: Mykola Zasiadko

Mykola Zasiadko was editor of online trade magazines RailTech.com and RailFreight.com.

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