Germany’s state-owned, $85 million hydrogen fuel-cell powered train system is shuttering almost exactly one year after its first public debute in August 2022. This doesn’t mean that the ...

The Coradia iLint trains, which have debuted in Lower Saxony, Germany, are emissions-free and run on one tank of hydrogen per day.

The Lower Saxony Regional Transport Company, which oversees transportation in the federal state by the same name, donated €81 million ($85 million) for the purchase of the trains.

BERLIN — German Transport Minister Volker Wissing said Saturday that "sabotage acts on the cable network" were responsible for a serious outage of train traffic in large parts of northern Germany, ...

Europe An act of sabotage shut down parts of Germany's rail system for hours this weekend Updated October 9, 20221:14 PM ET Rob Schmitz Enlarge this image ...