ZEROe Development Center (ZEDC)

Aerospace

Aerospace

Composite Technology

Airline

Lightweight hydrogen storage and distribution systems made from composite materials, designed to be cost-competitive.

Technology for storing and distributing hydrogen in liquid form at very low temperatures. Airbus is developing composite hydrogen-system technologies for this application in aviation.

Aircraft that utilize hydrogen as their primary energy source, often in conjunction with fuel cells to generate electricity for propulsion.

Lower Saxony

Spain

Germany

Airbus' roadmap for developing zero-emission commercial aircraft.

A collaborative study by six companies to address the challenges of establishing Spain's first aviation hydrogen hub and integrate hydrogen-powered aircraft into the airport ecosystem.

A planned center in Northern Germany that the ZEDC in Stade will be connected to.

Commercial aircraft powered by hydrogen, part of Airbus's initiative to decarbonize aviation.