Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

An aircraft propulsion system powered entirely by fuel cells rather than conventional combustion engines or hybrid battery-electric systems.

A form of clean energy, also known as green hydrogen, that does not produce carbon (CO2) emissions during production or consumption.

Washington

New Zealand

Development of a hydrogen fuel cell-powered regional aircraft based on a Dash 8-300 testbed, equipped with a megawatt-class H2 fuel cell powertrain. The aircraft uses fuel cells without hybrid battery architecture.

Hydraulic fracturing and natural gas extraction project at Pittsburgh International Airport. Console Energy will drill six vertical wells a mile deep and horizontal offshoots extending a minimum of 8,000 feet to access four layers of shale gas beneath the airport.

A project led by IntelStor to map the geo-locations of every wind turbine in the world, aiming to improve data accuracy for the wind energy industry.

A hydrogen fuel cell-powered regional aircraft based on a Dash 8-300 airframe, equipped with a megawatt-class H2 fuel cell powertrain. The aircraft eliminates hybrid battery architecture to reduce weight and lifecycle costs.

A hydrogen fuel cell flying vehicle designed for air mobility, capable of carrying passengers and cargo with zero carbon emissions and extended flight times.

Kits designed to replace existing kerosene-burning gas turbines in regional aircraft with hydrogen fuel cells and electric motors.