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Study finds batteries and hydrogen could replace diesel locos on heavy freight trains
By Railway Gazette International2023-05-02T09:44:00
AUSTRALIA: Batteries or a combination of batteries and hydrogen fuel cells could feasibly replace diesel traction on rail freight corridors across Australia, according to a study undertaken by the University of Queensland and operator Aurizon.
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