A University of Oregon study published in Chem Catalysis identifies dissolved iron migration as the primary degradation mechanism in alkaline electrolysers operating on variable renewable power — a finding with direct implications for green hydrogen supply chains serving aviation and transport.
AIRCO has inaugurated a dedicated manufacturing facility in New Britain, PA, positioning modular power-to-liquid technology as a near-term industrial pathway for synthetic jet fuel production.
A landmark €350 million federal and EU grant has been formally awarded to the PCK refinery’s power-to-liquid project in Brandenburg, marking one of Europe’s largest single public investments in synthetic aviation fuel production.
Scientists have confirmed a massive natural hydrogen accumulation beneath the Canadian Shield, with the largest concentrations spanning Northern Ontario, Quebec, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories — a finding that could significantly alter the cost calculus for hydrogen-derived aviation fuels.
Geochemists have measured sustained natural hydrogen bursts from billion-year-old Canadian Shield rock, with modelling suggesting 15,000 boreholes could yield 140 tonnes per year — a finding with real implications for aviation and transport decarbonisation.
An Airbus and ICF study unveiled at the Farnborough Airshow projects Canada’s sustainable aviation fuel sector could generate $32 billion in GDP and support 140,000 jobs by 2040.
Twelve’s AirPlant One in Moses Lake, Washington becomes the first commercial-scale US facility to produce electrosynthetic sustainable aviation fuel from CO₂ and renewable electricity.
A new Airbus and ICF study unveiled at Farnborough Air Show finds that a thriving Canadian SAF value chain could contribute $32 billion to national GDP by 2040 if sustainable aviation fuel meets 40% of the country’s aviation fuel demand.
A joint Airbus and ICF study presented at Farnborough Airshow finds that a fully developed Canadian SAF value chain could cover 40% of the country’s aviation fuel demand by 2040 while generating a $32 billion GDP contribution.
White hydrogen drilling projects worldwide are drawing renewed industrial interest as aviation explores hydrogen pathways alongside SAF and e-fuels.