ZeroAvia and ScottishPower team up to advance hydrogen airport refuelling plans

Michael Holder
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ZeroAvia and ScottishPower team up to advance hydrogen airport refuelling plans

Companies to explore potential to provide hydrogen refuelling services at Scottish airports

Plans to operate zero emission commercial flights in the UK received a further boost today, as energy firm ScottishPower announced it has teamed up with hydrogen aircraft pioneer ZeroAvia to explore the...

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