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California has inked a transformative $80 million deal with Stadler for hydrogen-powered trains, steering towards a cleaner transit future.
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These state-of-the-art trains, part of the FLIRT series, embody a significant shift towards sustainable, zero-emission transportation.
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Funded by Governor Newsom's ambitious zero-emission vehicle package, this initiative marks a pivotal moment in California's green journey.
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Set to hit the tracks in 2027, these trains are a testament to California's commitment to reducing environmental impact.
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Martin Ritter of Stadler US highlighted the project's role in revolutionizing the US rolling stock industry with alternative propulsion systems.
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The trains will primarily operate between Merced and Sacramento, showcasing hydrogen's potential in long-distance travel.
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Alstom's Coradia iLint™, the world's first hydrogen-powered passenger train, serves as a precursor to California's innovative endeavor.
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This move is more than just a purchase; it's California's stand against climate change, underlining their dedication to eco-friendly solutions.
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