ZeroAvia taps Octopus Hydrogen to fuel zero carbon aircraft plans

Michael Holder
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Credit: British Airways / ZeroAvia

Octopus strikes deal to supply green hydrogen to ZeroAvia which aims to bring hydrogen fuel cell planes to market in 2024

Octopus is set to supply 100 per cent green hydrogen to fuel the development of zero emission, hydrogen-electric aircraft at ZeroAvia's research and development centre in the Cotswolds, as part of an agreement...

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