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This video provides a comprehensive technical and economic assessment of "hydrogen refueling infrastructure" and its application within the "European transport sector", with a specific focus on "heavy-duty vehicles and rail". Research highlights that "economies of scale" and pipeline integration can significantly lower refueling costs, while site optimization is essential to minimize expenses related to customer travel. In the railway industry, "hydrogen-powered trains" emerge as a competitive, low-emission alternative to diesel for long-distance, non-electrified routes where traditional catenary systems are too expensive. Comparative analyses of "Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)" and life cycle emissions show that while hydrogen technologies require higher initial investments, they offer substantial "decarbonization benefits" for freight and passenger transport. Case studies across countries like "France, Spain, and Estonia" demonstrate the practical feasibility of retrofitting locomotives and establishing regional hydrogen ecosystems. Ultimately, the transition depends on the availability of "renewable electricity" and the strategic development of refueling networks to ensure long-term sustainability.