Russia's first hydrogen train to be launched on Sakhalin by 2028 Russia's first passenger train fueled by hydrogen is planned to be manufactured before the end of the year, tested on Sakhalin and put into operation in late 2027 or early 2028. The train was developed by Transmashholding (TMH) together with Russian Railways and the government of the Sakhalin Region with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. The train is designed for non-electric railway sections and will not produce harmful emissions: the exhaust of a hydrogen power plant is low on water.

Russia's first hydrogen train to be launched on Sakhalin by 2028 Russia's first passenger train fueled by hydrogen is planned to be manufactured before the end of the year, tested on Sakhalin and put into operation in late 2027 or early 2028. The train was developed by Transmashholding (TMH) together with Russian Railways and the government of the Sakhalin Region with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. The train is designed for non-electric railway sections and will not produce harmful emissions: the exhaust of a hydrogen power plant is low on water.