MTU Aero Engines and Airbus SAS have formed a partnership to design a hydrogen aircraft engine, pending EU regulatory approval.
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What happened
MTU Aero Engines and Airbus SAS have formed a partnership to design a hydrogen aircraft engine, pending EU regulatory approval.
Who's involved
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A partnership focusing on hydrogen is established to support Europe's energy transition.Also in this story
- The European TRIERES hydrogen project, involving the Employers and Industrialists Federation, is hosting its annual consortium meeting and co-funding the initiative through the Clean Hydrogen Partnership.
- Kinetic7 Technologies, based in Abu Dhabi, developed hydrogen-on-demand technology that could strengthen Europe's energy security.
- MAN SE is testing hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy transport to help achieve zero-emission freight across Europe.
The entities involved
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Airbus SAS
European aircraft manufacturer, subsidiary of Airbus SE
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Stefan Weber
researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-0395-7102)
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