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“In the future, we will have a blend of options — combustion, fuel cells and batteries,” says Celia Greaves, chief executive of the UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association. “Each will have its advantages and disadvantages in particular applications.”

Fuel cells show greatest promise in aviation Aerospace companies are working on parallel projects to burn hydrogen in modified jet engines

We did it — we assembled the first full scale 20kW HTPEM based single power module ahead of schedule! Now the testing begins...stay tuned!

Is the future of clean aviation? The International Council on Clean Transportation released a white paper suggesting that the introduction of LH2 (liquid hydrogen) aircrafts into the global fleet, starting in 2035, could contribute to aviation’s 2050 goals.

https://oilprice.com/Alternative-Energy/Renewable-Energy/Is-Hydrogen-The-Future-Of-Clean-Aviation.html

Is Hydrogen The Future Of Clean Aviation? | OilPrice.com Green hydrogen innovations are paving the way for a cleaner aviation industry which currently accounts for as much as 2 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions globally

A big thank you goes to Jason Pritchard eVTOL Insights for having our co-founder & CEO Dr. Alex Ivanenko on the to discuss hydrogen fuel cells for vehicles. Listen and subscribe here:

https://evtolinsights.com/2022/06/podcast-hypoints-alex-ivanenko-discusses-hydrogen-fuel-cells-and-its-potential-use-for-evtol-aircraft/