New DLR Centers To Expand German Clean Aviation Research

Graham Warwick July 07, 2020
DLR
New DLR institutes will study electric aircraft, low-emission propulsion and synthetic fuels.
Credit: DLR
German aerospace center DLR plans to open four research institutes focused on synthetic fuels, low-emission propulsion and electric aviation. The institutes will be located in lignite-mining regions affected by plans to phase out coal-fired power stations by 2038 as Germany works to meet its climate...
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