Airbus, Barclays Sustainability Impact Capital and NEOM have co-led ZeroAvia’s “largest financing round to date,” as Airbus agrees to collaborate with the innovator on hydrogen power system certification.
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued Universal Hydrogen a G-1 issue paper – a key step in establishing the certification criteria for the company’s design for converting an ATR 72 aircraft to run...
A lack of policy supporting green hydrogen production risks the chance of shipping and aviation reaching zero emissions, a new report released today (September 11) by the Skies and Seas Hydrogen-fuels Accelerator (SASHA) Coalition has...
Although the HY4 is no stranger to hydrogen-powered flight – having undertaken over 110 successful test flights using gaseous hydrogen since 2016 – the flight on Thursday (September 7) marked the beginning of a new...
Germany’s H2FLY has completed the world’s “first” manned liquid hydrogen-powered flight of a fuel cell electric aircraft in a demonstration in Maribor, Slovenia.
A group of leading companies involved in the UK aviation industry have established the Hydrogen in Aviation (HIA) alliance to accelerate the adoption of zero carbon aviation.
Cranfield Aerospace Solutions is converting a conventional Britten-Norman Islander aircraft to hydrogen propulsion under Project Fresson.
ZeroAvia and UAE-based renewable energy company Masdar have signed a partnership agreement to explore hydrogen production and supply at key locations to facilitate clean flight operations.
The University of Sheffield has received new equipment that will allow it to produce more green hydrogen than any other UK research centre.
Baker Hughes earlier this month (August 8) revealed it had signed an agreement with airport management and operations firm Avport to develop, implement and operate onsite hydrogen microgrid solutions.
