Hydrogen aviation

Researchers led by Xiaojuan Bai demonstrate that surfactant coacervates can engineer water microenvironments to boost solar hydrogen production efficiency and stability.

Hydri and Qarlbo Energy have completed Sweden’s first connected hydrogen refuelling corridor for heavy trucks, linking ten stations from Gothenburg to Stockholm and beyond, powered by 100% green hydrogen.

The HYreland study by Fraunhofer ISE and ESB identifies pipeline transport to Rotterdam or Stade as the most favourable export route for Ireland’s green hydrogen, leveraging its strong wind resource and policy support to compete with global suppliers.

Meet4Hydrogen 2026 in Bordeaux gathers over a thousand stakeholders to showcase hydrogen innovations for maritime, port, aviation and space sectors—fostering B2B connections, funding insights and policy alignment to accelerate low-carbon transport.

Egypt’s Civil Aviation Ministry is advancing a strategy that integrates solar power, green hydrogen and sustainable aviation fuel to decarbonize airports and flight fuel supply. Feasibility studies for a domestic SAF plant, expanded solar at major hubs, and cross-ministry coordination signal a pragmatic approach under

E-methanol from Denmark’s Kassø Power-to-X plant has been upgraded into drop-in synthetic gasoline in Germany, demonstrating a full renewable Power-to-Liquids chain for decarbonising transport.

H2FLY’s CTO Josef Kallo says the company aims to deploy its first commercial hydrogen-electric aircraft by 2030, stressing that green hydrogen production and infrastructure are key to hitting that target.

The European Commission’s EU Hydrogen Mechanism registered 265 supply opportunities across 33 countries with an 87% match rate in its first round, advancing market transparency and project finance.

French startup Beyond Aero has unveiled its six-passenger Hydrogen One prototype, a hydrogen-powered private jet targeting over 1,000-nautical-mile zero-emission flights. The project aligns with the EU Green Deal and aims for a test flight within a year.

AECC’s AEP100 liquid hydrogen turboprop engine completed full ground tests in Zhuzhou, marking China’s first megawatt-class performance on cryogenic hydrogen.

Amogy and Hoku Infrastructure signed an MoU on 25/03/2026 to explore clean ammonia-to-power solutions for data centers in Japan, marrying ammonia cracking with fuel cell technology for zero-emission energy.