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Germany is getting hydrogen powered trains

A new Regiolis regional train made by power and train-making firm Alstom, is seen next to a platform at Strasbourg's railway station, May, 21, 2014. France's national rail company SNCF said on Tuesday it had ordered 2,000 trains for an expanded regional network that are too wide for many station platforms, entailing costly repairs. REUTERS/Vincent Kessler (FRANCE - Tags: POLITICS TRANSPORT BUSINESS)

Alstom has signed a deal to get hydrogen-powered trains in service in 2021. Image: REUTERS/Vincent Kessler

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