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ZeroAvia and Shell ink deal to get airport hydrogen supply off the ground

Tom Gockelen-Kozlowski

10 May 2022 • 2 min read

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Oil and gas giant to support delivery of the infrastructure needed for ZeroAvia's zero emission test flight programme

The prospect of sustainable aviation powered by hydrogen edged a step closer today, after ZeroAvia announced plans to construct two commercial-scale mobile hydrogen refuelers. The development - which...

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