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Hydrogen rejected as alternative to commuter railway electrification
By Railway Gazette International2021-03-09T09:00:00
Photos: Korneel Luth/Pixabay
CANADA: The use of hydrogen traction is not being included in the reference concept design for the enhancement of Toronto’s commuter rail network, after transport agency Metrolinx concluded that the technology would not achieve the desired objectives.
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