Methanol-to-Hydrogen Generators Targeted At Electric Aircraft

Graham Warwick December 03, 2021
Element 1 produces mobile methanol-to-hydrogen generators for fuel-cell powered heavy vehicles.
Credit: Element 1
With distribution and storage posing key challenges to the use of hydrogen in aviation, Element 1 plans to bring its on-demand methanol-to-hydrogen generator technology to fuel-cell propulsion applications in aerospace. The Oregon-based company has entered into an agreement with infrastructure...
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