A groundbreaking alliance of prominent companies within the UK aviation industry, including Rolls-Royce, easyJet, Airbus, Ørsted, GKN Aerospace, and Bristol Airport, has come together to establish the Hydrogen in Aviation (HIA) alliance.
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UK-based Rolls-Royce SMR and Sumitomo Corporation have conducted a joint feasibility study that demonstrates the potential of Rolls-Royce small modular reactors (SMRs) in enabling the production of low-carbon hydrogen.
Rolls-Royce is exploring the possibility of adopting hydrogen fuel cell powertrains for its electric vehicles once the technology reaches commercial viability.
At its Friedrichshafen headquarters, Rolls-Royce intends to manufacture green hydrogen and test its mtu hydrogen engines and fuel cell systems.
Three projects run by Rolls-Royce will receive £82.8 million (US$100 million) as part of a £113 million (US$136 million) investment from the UK to progress the development of a zero-emission liquid hydrogen combusting jet engine. The ATI Program is used to distribute the funding.
A $113 million investment announced by the Business and Transport Secretaries on 7 February will be used to explore cutting-edge new technologies in the UK that could allow electric flying taxis and hydrogen-powered aircraft to take to the sky.
A 12-cylinder gas version of the mtu Series 4000 L64 engine powered entirely by hydrogen has been tested by Rolls-Royce.
In an effort to switch to alternative fuels and lower greenhouse gas emissions, EasyJet Plc and Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc announced that they had tested a jet engine that had been modified to run on hydrogen satisfactorily.
Power Systems, a division of Rolls-Royce, will collaborate with SOWITEC to supply power to X projects by 2028 with a…
easyJet and Rolls-Royce have established a new partnership, H2ZERO, that will pioneer the development of hydrogen combustion engine technology capable…
