Hydrogen aviation transport news

Topsoe has been chosen to deliver its advanced solid oxide electrolyser cell technology to Carbon Neutral Fuel’s e-SAF project in Workington, UK.

Royal NLR has opened the Energy to Propulsion Test Facility (EPTF) for aviation applications, including hydrogen-electric aircraft systems.

Masdar and Tadweer Group have collaborated to develop Abu Dhabi’s first commercial scale hydrogen and waste-to-sustainable aviation fuel project.

NASA has selected Plug Power and Air Products and Chemicals to supply up to 16 760 t of liquid hydrogen for facilities across the agency.

Orange has partnered with Climate Impulse to advance the project’s mission to achieve the first zero-emissions round-the-world flight powered by green hydrogen.

DG Fuels has appointed Samsung E&A as the contractor for its SAF project in St. James, Louisiana, with responsibility for the blue hydrogen, green hydrogen, and power generation sections.

ZeroAvia and Hybrid Air Vehicles have signed an agreement to collaborate on the development of a hydrogen electric Airlander aircraft.

ZeroAvia has secured €21 million from the EU Innovation Fund to support the introduction of a zero-emission hydrogen-electric aircraft in Norway.

EMEC has completed a hydrogen combustion engine technology trial at Kirkwall Airport in Orkney, Scotland, marking a first for the UK.

Fabrum has filled aviation tanks with liquid hydrogen for the first time at Christchurch airport, New Zealand, a major step towards Australasia’s first hydrogen-electric flight.