At its location in Stade, Germany, Airbus has opened the ZEROe Development Centre (ZEDC) for hydrogen technologies, marking a significant step towards the decarbonization of the aviation sector. This tactical move supports Airbus’s goal of introducing the first hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft globally by 2035. The goal of Stade’s ZEDC is to advance composite hydrogen-system technologies, which are essential for the distribution and storage of cryogenic liquid hydrogen. One noteworthy facet of the work conducted by the Zero Energy Development Center (ZEDC) involves the development of lightweight hydrogen devices, such as cryogenic hydrogen tanks, by utilizing durable and affordable composite materials. … Continue reading Airbus Intensifies Eco-Innovation with Stade’s New Hydrogen Development Hub