HyPoint, BASF Partner To Improve Fuel Cells For Aircraft

Graham Warwick October 08, 2021
HyPoint
HyPoint’s fuel-cell power modules build up into hydrogen-electric propulsion system.
Credit: HyPoint
HyPoint has partnered with chemical giant BASF to develop the next generation of its turbo air-cooled fuel cell for hydrogen-powered aircraft. The aim of the collaboration is to reduce the weight and improve the durability of HyPoint’s hydrogen fuel cell. The first-generation turbo air-cooled fuel...
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