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Hydrogen tram details for New Capital without wires
Egypt is working to promote sustainable transportation technology within its mass transit system through a hydrogen tram project in the New Administrative Capital, in collaboration with the South Korean company Hyundai Rotem. This tram relies on hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity and is characterized by zero carbon emissions. It also eliminates the need for overhead wires, providing greater flexibility in operation and infrastructure design. The project aims to reduce environmental pollution and improve air quality, while supporting low-emission transportation options and enhancing the passenger experience through modern systems that facilitate access and increase comfort. The plan includes the supply of 44 trams powered by this technology, along with a feasibility study covering construction, operation, and maintenance — part of Egypt's efforts to modernize its transportation network and reduce dependence on polluting modes of transit.
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