H2 Revolution
Hydrogen Aviation refers to the use of hydrogen as a fuel for aircraft propulsion. This emerging field aims to reduce the environmental impact of aviation by utilizing hydrogen, which produces only water vapor when burned or used in fuel cells, thus generating zero carbon emissions. Hydrogen aviation involves the development of aircraft that can operate on hydrogen fuel, whether through combustion engines designed for this purpose or through hydrogen fuel cells that convert hydrogen into electricity to power electric motors. The concept is part of broader efforts to make aviation more sustainable and to address the aviation industry’s contributions to climate change. It encompasses various technological, infrastructure, and regulatory challenges that need to be addressed for widespread adoption.
The collaboration between AMSL Aero and Hycel, Deakin University’s hydrogen hub, is pivotal in advancing zero-emission aviation technology. AMSL Aero focuses on hydrogen-electric airplanes, aiming to transform emergency response with…
Aviation has long been grappling with the challenge of decarbonization, but a recent breakthrough has sparked hope for a cleaner and more sustainable future. Universal Hydrogen, a pioneering company, has…
In a groundbreaking move, bipartisan legislation aimed at revolutionizing the aviation industry by promoting the use of hydrogen fuel has been signed into law as part of the FAA Reauthorization…
Exeter Airport, in collaboration with Cranfield Aerospace Solutions and ZeroAvia, has been chosen by the UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to participate in the Hydrogen Challenge Sandbox. The aim of…