BBC: The giant hangar poised for an aviation revolution
Airships could offer a much cleaner and quieter alternative for some aspects of the aviation market. In a former airship factory, a new generation are taking shape
Industry News
A sampling of the latest news regarding airships, use of hydrogen in aviation, transportation and distribution of
hydrogen, and related technologies.
Gates Notes: Cheap, green hydrogen would be a massive breakthrough in clean energy
Clean hydrogen can do a lot of things we need to do urgently. And governments in many European countries, Australia, Japan, and the United States have ambitious plans for using it to decarbonize their economies
Bloomberg Quint: E.ON, Fortescue in Deal to Supply Green Hydrogen to Europe
German energy giant E.ON SE and a unit of Australia-based Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. plan to supply green hydrogen to Europe as the continent seeks to reduce its dependency on Russian energy
H2 View: €3.5bn project to create 1,500km hydrogen backbone pipeline for Germany
Hydrogen infrastructure in Germany has been handed a significant boost today (March 24) with RWE and OGE unveiling a hydrogen infrastructure concept including 1GW of new electrolyser capacity and 1,500km of pipeline
H2 View: Pipistrel unveils hydrogen-powered aircraft
A 20-seat hydrogen-powered aircraft has been unveiled by aircraft manufacturer Pipistrel.
Reuters: World’s first hydrogen tanker to ship test cargo to Japan from Australia
A Japanese-Australian venture producing hydrogen from brown coal is set to start loading its maiden cargo on the world's first liquid hydrogen carrier on Friday, in a test delayed by nearly a year because of the COVID-19 pandemic
Captain: World’s First Liquefied Hydrogen Tanker Departs Japan
$360 million pilot project will carry 1,250 cubic meters of liquified hydrogen from Australia to Japan, requiring 16 days transit each way