Hypoint To Deliver Advanced Fuel Cells For Electric Aircraft In 2022

Graham Warwick March 02, 2021
Cylindrical turbo air-cooled fuel-cell power system installed in a notional aircraft nacelle, with hydrogen tanks and electric motors.
Credit: HyPoint
HyPoint has unveiled a functional laboratory prototype of a hydrogen fuel-cell power system for electric aircraft that the startup says will have three times the specific power of existing fuel cells and five times the energy density of lithium-ion batteries. The California-based startup is...
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