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Germany has launched its first fleet of hydrogen-powered passenger trains, which the country claims to be world's first ever type. The 14 trains have used hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity that powers the engines. 
Replacing the existing diesel trains, the German government  aims to expand the use of hydrogen as a clean alternative to fossil fuels.
State governor Stephan Weil said the 93-million-euro (USD 92 million) project was an “excellent example” for Lower Saxony's efforts to make its economy greener.
By using hydrogen produced with renewable energy the trains will save 1.6 million litres (more than 422,000 gallons) of diesel fuel a year.
The trains manufactured by French company Alstom are operated by regional rail company LNVG on routes between the northern towns of Cuxhaven, Bremerhaven, Bremervoerde, and Buxtehude.
The company says the Coradia iLint trains have a range of up to 1,000 kilometres (621 miles) and a maximum speed of 140 kph (87 mph).
The hydrogen is currently produced as a byproduct in chemical processes, but German specialty gas company Linde plans to manufacture it locally using only renewable energy within three years.

Germany launches hydrogen passenger trains; supposedly world's 'first'

Replacing the existing diesel trains, the German government  aims to expand the use of hydrogen as a clean alternative to fossil fuels.

Replacing the existing diesel trains, the German government aims to expand the use of hydrogen as a clean alternative to fossil fuels.

Germany on Wednesday launched its first fleet of hydrogen-powered passenger trains claiming they are the first of their kind in the world. The 14 trains use hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity that powers the engines.&nbsp;
By replacing the existing diesel trains, the German government aims to expand the use of hydrogen as a clean alternative to fossil fuels.
By using hydrogen produced with renewable energy the trains will save 1.6 million litres (more than 422,000 gallons) of diesel fuel a year.
Climate Protection Minister Robert Habeck said the move will save energy and reduce gas consumption but the country still has a long way to go. "Hydrogen trains will reduce gas consumption by about two to two and a half percent," he said
The trains manufactured by French company Alstom are operated by regional rail company LNVG on routes between the northern towns of Cuxhaven, Bremerhaven, Bremervoerde, and Buxtehude.
The company says the Coradia iLint trains have a range of up to 1,000 kilometres (621 miles) and a maximum speed of 140 kph (87 mph).
The hydrogen is currently produced as a byproduct in chemical processes, but German specialty gas company Linde plans to manufacture it locally using only renewable energy within three years.
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The Railways cancelled 369 trains on Saturday due to the agitation against the Centre's recently announced Agnipath scheme for recruitment of soldiers in the armed forces, officials said.
These include 210 mail/express and 159 local passenger trains.
The Railways has also partially cancelled two mail/express trains, thus the total number of trains affected during the day is 371, the officials said.
The Centre's announcement of the Agnipath scheme -- which proposes to recruit soldiers for four years and retire 75 per cent of them without pension and other social security benefits after the end of their term -- has been met with violent protests by youths in various parts of the country.
They have blocked roads and railway tacks, and also set train coaches on fire.
In Bihar, where a strike was called Saturday in support of the agitation, bandh supporters set fire to Taregana railway station in Masaurhi sub-division of Patna district.
The railways' East Central zone, headquartered in Bihar's Hajipur, said that in view of the prevailing situation, 32 trains have been cancelled in the state.
"To ensure safety and security of passengers and railway property, trains originating in other zones will ply through ECR only after 8 PM on Saturday and continue till 4 AM on Sunday. Movement of such trains will be restored at 8 PM on Sunday," said ECR Chief Public Relations Officer Virendra Kumar. 

Agnipath protests: 369 trains cancelled due to agitation

The Railways has also partially cancelled two mail/express trains, thus the total number of trains affected during the day is 371, the officials said

The Railways cancelled 369 trains on Saturday due to the agitation against the Centre's recently announced Agnipath scheme for recruitment of soldiers in the armed forces, officials said.
These include 210 mail/express and 159 local passenger trains.
The Railways has also partially cancelled two mail/express trains, thus the total number of trains affected during the day is 371, the officials said.
The Centre's announcement of the Agnipath scheme -- which proposes to recruit soldiers for four years and retire 75 per cent of them without pension and other social security benefits after the end of their term -- has been met with violent protests by youths in various parts of the country.
They have blocked roads and railway tacks, and also set train coaches on fire.
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In Bihar, where a strike was called Saturday in support of the agitation, bandh supporters set fire to Taregana railway station in Masaurhi sub-division of Patna district.
The railways' East Central zone, headquartered in Bihar's Hajipur, said that in view of the prevailing situation, 32 trains have been cancelled in the state.
"To ensure safety and security of passengers and railway property, trains originating in other zones will ply through ECR only after 8 PM on Saturday and continue till 4 AM on Sunday. Movement of such trains will be restored at 8 PM on Sunday," said ECR Chief Public Relations Officer Virendra Kumar.&nbsp;

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