A shunting locomotive from Alstom that was retrofitted from diesel to hydrogen propulsion. Despite initial successes, the French train manufacturer is suspending the development of its hydrogen projects /Alstom
In mid-September, Alstom completed the world's first journey with a shunting locomotive converted from diesel to hydrogen drive in Salzgitter, Germany. But barely two months later, the French multinational, a global leader in rail transport, is pausing further development of hydrogen trains. Accord
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