Green Hydrogen Summit Series’ Post

The infrastructure required to support zero-emission flight could be in place as early within the next three years, according to Glasgow Airport Hydrogen Innovation Hub. During a summit held on 8 February, sector leaders in aviation, finance, aerospace, renewables and engineering, as well as academia and government, were told how the Innovation Hub’s development phase to generate, store and distribute hydrogen could commence this year, with the objective of the hub being ready to support zero-emission flights at Glasgow by 2027. Click here to read more ➡️ https://ow.ly/rB9150QFI5I #zeroemission #sustainableaviation #aviationindustry

Be sure to register for ZeroAvia's 5th Annual #Hydrogen #Aviation Summit! The path to decarbonization will require embracing a multitude of #technologies and lots of #innovation. #GreenHydrogen is NOT a golden panacea but it WILL play a pivotal role on the path to #decarbonization! ✈♻️☀️💨🌊💚🌎🕊️ #h2 #HydrogenFuelCells #SustainableAviation #sustainability #energytransition #ANDnotOR

🌬️ What if we could turn thin air into jet fuel? 🌍 I recently read a great article by Shiladitya Ghosh, COO of Mission Zero Technologies, on The Engineer UK, which inspired me to create these slides. They explain how DAC works, the challenges involved, and why we’re so excited about it! At the Translational Energy Research Centre (TERC), we’re collaborating with Mission Zero Technologies on the UK’s first DAC plant at The University of Sheffield. What’s even more exciting? We’re working towards producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) straight from the air! ✈️ 👇 Let me know your thoughts on DAC and its potential. P.S. Repost this to help those looking to learn about net zero technologies. #SustainableEnergy #DAC #SAF #Innovation #CarbonCapture #NetZero

ZeroAvia Hosts Pioneering Hydrogen Aviation Summit, December 3-4, 2024. ZeroAvia has announced its upcoming Hydrogen Aviation Summit, taking place on December 3-4, 2024. This groundbreaking event will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and experts in hydrogen aviation to explore the transformative potential of this clean energy technology. As the pioneers of electric flight, ZeroAvia recognises the critical role that hydrogen will play in accelerating the transition to a zero-emission aviation sector. The Hydrogen Aviation Summit is designed to provide a unique platform for sharing knowledge, insights, and innovations on the path to commercializing hydrogen-powered aircraft. Explore the Future of Hydrogen Aviation Our summit features five engaging panels: 1️⃣ Panel 1: Advances in Electric Motors : Examining new developments in electric propulsion and power electronics 2️⃣ Panel 2: Fuel Cells & Electric Propulsion Systems : Discussing progress towards achieving high-power density fuel cells and electric motors 3️⃣ Panel 3: Adventures in Cryogenics (Liquid Hydrogen Advances) : Exploring the challenges and breakthroughs of using liquid hydrogen for long-range aircraft propulsion 4️⃣ Panel 4: The Role of Hydrogen Combustion : Investigating how traditional jet engine architectures can be adapted to use H2 Val Miftakhov, CEO of ZeroAvia , will lead the discussions alongside a world-class lineup of speakers from leading organizations. Secure your spot at this pivotal event by registering now. As an industry leader or innovator, be part of shaping the future of zero-emission aviation. Join ZeroAvia on December 3-4, 2024, for an unforgettable experience that will propel the hydrogen aviation sector forward. 🎫 Register Here: [ https://lnkd.in/gUQEbatY ] #SustainableAviation #Hydrogen #H2 #Aviation #LH2 #Cryogenic #LiquidHydrogen #ZeroEmissions #TrueZero

Is hydrogen the answer to aviation’s sustainable aviation challenge? Can it replace carbon-based fuels as a power source for larger aircraft, and what role can it play alongside other disruptive technologies such as electric, hybrid-electric and biofuels? Several companies – from Airbus, and Honeywell to innovative start-ups including Cranfield Aerospace Solutions, Fokker Next Gen – are investing in and investigating hydrogen propulsion solutions. We bring together four experts in the field to discuss the substance’s potential to truly change the industry’s future, and the challenges involved in commercialising its supply. 📅 Date: Sep 25, 2024 ⏲ Time: 3:00 PM  #SustainableAviation #Hydrogen #LH2

CALL TO ACTION FELLOW HYDROGEN HEROES:  Let's innovate, collaborate, and fly towards a more sustainable future together and sign up for the DutcH₂Aviation Hub: Destination Hydrogen Event on **November 25, 2024**  More info and registration: https://lnkd.in/eD4YzvBj The DutcH₂ Aviation Hub brings together businesses, knowledge institutions and policymakers across the aviation value chain along with governmental bodies to create a robust project portfolio aligned with the hydrogen roadmap. On November 25 we will create and present concrete project opportunities, solidify consortia and secure commitments for collaboration. This event will spotlight aviation cluster collaborations and define a clear path forward. Meet your fellow hydrogen heroes!   About the DutcH₂ Aviation Hub A program by RHIA, designed for hydrogen-related companies, platforms, research institutions, educational institutes, governments, and policymakers aligned with hydrogen aviation and Rotterdam The Hague Airport's hydrogen roadmap. For more information: https://lnkd.in/eJiF4Yar This event is made possible by: Gemeente Rotterdam, Gemeente Den Haag, Provincie Zuid-Holland, InnovationQuarter and Aerospace delta #innovation #aviation #hydrogen #Rotterdam #sustainable 

Flight path to 2050: Universal Hydrogen. By Edward Laity In 2023 H2 View reported that the hydrogen-powered flight industry was taking off. Now, work is being done both on the ground and in the skies to ensure hydrogen progress in aviation stays airborne. The aviation industry accounted for around 2% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in 2023¹, showcasing the need to decarbonise the sector, likely to grow as other sectors begin to draw closer to Net Zero operations. To lower emissions developers are turning to alternative propulsion methods. It has been estimated zero-emission propulsion will require between 600 and 1,700TWh of clean energy by 2050 across the globe, with about 89-96% of the energy being used for hydrogen-powered flight¹. https://lnkd.in/dFUr6mbK

When we consider the scope and scale of ambition this Cranfield University £69M doesn’t compare with the Japanese METI announcement of $33bn to develop a Hydrogen powered aircraft by 2035 - it does however lead to technology which can be shared; “manufacturing, storing, transporting the hydrogen needed at scale, at a workable cost whilst keeping sustainable credentials are all major challenges” https://lnkd.in/g5mbVvSF

As Jet Zero Council visits Cranfield University, and Cranfield Aerospace Solutions for the focused session on Hydrogen Aviation, as a True Zero Emissions option. And given the backstory from Japan with New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) support of $33bn for Regional Hydrogen powered aircraft, Aerospace Technology Institute has seen there is an option to protect Aerospace at a National Level. https://lnkd.in/edsE5cit #Hydrogen #Aviation #LH2 #SustainableAviation #JetZeroCouncil