News release: Airbus Opens Hydrogen Technology Centre in Germany
Airbus opened a ZEROe Development Centre in Stade (Germany) to accelerate the development of hydrogen-system technologies for storing and distributing cryogenic liquid hydrogen.
Airbus opened a ZEROe Development Centre in Stade (Germany) to accelerate the development of hydrogen-system technologies for storing and distributing cryogenic liquid hydrogen.
Airbus launches HyPower, a demonstrator to test the capabilities of in-flight auxiliary power generated entirely from hydrogen fuel cells.
Airbus has committed to having hydrogen commercial aircraft ready by 2035, but the supply of clean hydrogen to power mass-produced planes is not secured.
Airbus developing a hydrogen-powered fuel cell engine that is being considered to equip its zero-emission aircraft that will enter service by 2035.
Siemens Energy, FFI and GeoPura developing prototype ammonia cracker prototype designed to produce green hydrogen on an industrial scale.