UBC Okanagan researchers and Unilia Fuel Cells are launching a $10.6-million project to design lighter, more durable hydrogen ...

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Market growth is driven by the aviation sector's transition toward sustainable technologies amid tightening global emission regulations, particularly those set by the International Civil Aviation ...

The greener future of aviation is here: MTU Aero Engines has announced that the company has made “significant progress” in developing Flying Fuel Cell (FFC). The company has successfully tested ...

Batteries are nearing their limits in terms of how much power they can store for a given weight. That’s a serious obstacle for energy innovation and the search for new ways to power airplanes, trains, ...

UK Government-backed funding will fast-track development of IE-FLIGHT – Intelligent Energy's fuel cell system for commercial aviation New system set to enter service in Electric Vertical Take-off and ...

Airbus for the first time has flown an A320 with a fuel cell to drive on-board electronic equipment, marking another step in the company’s research effort to reduce aircraft fuel burn. The flight ...

A South African–developed membrane electrode assembly (MEA) has been successfully validated inside a commercial, aviation‐grade fuel cell stack for unmanned aircraft. Tested independently in Europe, ...

TOULOUSE—As the European commercial aviation industry presses on with its hydrogen propulsion project, technology progress is making fuel cells the lead contender over the combustion of hydrogen in a ...

Behind its staid appearance, the ZeroE aircraft could be one of the biggest game-changers in aviation history. Powered by liquid hydrogen, hydrogen fuel-cell stacks, and electric motors, this ...

Hydrogen Propulsion Collaboration: Airbus and MTU Aero Engines signed an MoU at the Paris Air Show to jointly develop hydrogen fuel cell propulsion systems for future aircraft, building on Airbus' ...