Intelligent Energy completes hydrogen aviation research programme
Intelligent Energy has completed its UK hydrogen aviation research programme, H2GEAR, validating fuel cell technologies for commercial flight.
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Intelligent Energy has completed its UK hydrogen aviation research programme, H2GEAR, validating fuel cell technologies for commercial flight.
Intelligent Energy has joined the UK aviation alliance, alongside Airbus, Bristol Airport, easyJet, GKN Aerospace and Rolls-Royce, to accelerate commercial hydrogen flight.
easyJet and Rolls-Royce have completed a successful 100% hydrogen aero engine test at NASA’s space centre, advancing sustainable flight technology.
Renaissance Philanthropy has selected Hyterra, Helix Exploration, and Promethus Hydrogen to support a US Air Force geologic hydrogen initiative.
Bristol Airport and Equilibrion have completed a study on nuclear-derived sustainable fuels, including SAF and hydrogen, in the South West of England, UK.
ZeroAvia has signed a deal to support Korean Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) in development and testing of composite liquid hydrogen storage systems.
Hypersonix Launch Systems has announced the launch window for a flight test fuelled by a hydrogen-powered scramjet, supporting the decarbonisation of the aviation industry.
Cellen has partnered with HNO International Inc. to evaluate hydrogen supply and delivery solutions tailored to hydrogen-powered drone operations.
A project led by Exeter Airport has confirmed that hydrogen can be safely and effectively integrated into airport ground operations, supporting the decarbonisation of the aviation sector.
Heven AeroTech has been awarded a contract modification under the DoW HyTEC programme to support the development of HyTEC’s hydrogen generation trailer.
Air Products has been awarded more than US$140 Million in NASA contracts to supply liquid hydrogen to several of its facilities.
Hydrogen Utopia International has identified the potential to convert syngas to hydrogen-based SAF and diesel in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.