May. 15, 2023

#PoweredByBallard: PESA's New Hydrogen Fuel Cell Locomotive

PESA - Poland's largest manufacturer of rolling stock - has introduced the first certified hydrogen-powered shunting locomotive to be approved for the European market. First...

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Sep. 9, 2021

Canadian Pacific and the Journey to Zero-Emission Rail [Interview]

Today, we’re interviewing Kyle Mulligan, Chief Engineer at Canadian Pacific (CP). Headquartered in Calgary, Canada, CP is a leader in safe and efficient railway operations...

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May. 13, 2021

Hydrogen Trains: The Railroad Revolution of the 21st Century

In the mid-20th Century, steam engines virtually disappeared from North America’s railways overnight. They were replaced by the more efficient diesel-powered locomotives.

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Jun. 27, 2019

Fuel Cell Trains Show Wide Market Potential

Climate change is accelerating, and it’s time to decarbonize transportation—fast. 

The report, Study on the Use of Fuel Cells and Hydrogen in the Rail Environment, concludes...

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Jul. 5, 2018

Hydrogen Fuel Distribution and Linde Group's Vision [Interview]

This interview is part of our ongoing conversation with innovators in the hydrogen distribution space. Hydrogen distribution is a key element in the success of market...

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Jun. 21, 2018

Siemens Expert on New Hydrogen Train Technology [Interview]

Here at Ballard, we are always inspired by the growing number of industries that are shifting to zero-emission solutions. And when it comes to hydrail, Siemens is a world...

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Jun. 14, 2018

Hydrogen Powered Trains: The Next Generation of Shunters?

Jurisdictions around the world are increasingly developing zero-emissions guidelines. Policymakers, along with the public, are demanding cleaner air, and more viable...

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Jun. 8, 2018

Hydrail: The World is Ready and New Progress Proves It

Hydrail: within the rail transportation sector it’s the word on everyone’s lips.

Why? Because using hydrogen fuel cells to power the traction motors in trains has moved from...

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