This Wednesday, November 30, airbus said he was developing a fuel cell engine hydrogen🇧🇷 This will be one of the approaches used to equip aircraft with technologies capable of meeting the parameters set by the zero emission policy in various services by 2035. This is in addition to the strategy being explored by the automotive industry, which also creates solutions. for the coming years, mainly from 2030.
This is in addition to the strategy studied by the automotive industry, which is also creating solutions for the coming years.
The company said in a statement that it will test the engine design aboard its aircraft in flight and on the ground as part of a demonstration created specifically for a zero-emissions event later this decade. Glenn Llewellyn, Vice President of Zero Carbon Aircraft at Airbus said:
“Fuel cells are a potential solution to help us achieve our zero carbon goal, and we are focused on developing and testing this technology to see if it could be operational in 2035.”
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Airbus has been implementing zero-emission technologies for more than two years.
Just over two years ago, in October 2020, the company formed a joint venture known as balloonWith ElringKlinger is a company with more than twenty years of experience in the supply of fuel cell components and systems. In December of that year, an Airbus capsule concept was unveiled which includes six removable fuel cell propulsion units.
In December 2020, his capsule concept was unveiled which includes six removable fuel cell propulsion units.
With the efforts of the European continent in the zero emissions project, more and more major companies in this segment are expected to switch to sustainable alternatives aimed at the next decade.
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