Pratt & Whitney

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

Flexible, scalable hydrogen storage solutions that can be adapted to different facility sizes and operational requirements.

A technology used for storing thermal energy in molten salts, enabling the capture and release of heat for various applications, including power generation.

United States

Europe

Central and South America

Retrofit system integrating hydrogen fuel cell, electric powertrain, and modular hydrogen capsules to replace turboprop engines in regional aircraft. Designed to enable zero-emission flight for existing aircraft.

Preliminary agreement between Universal Hydrogen and Icelandair for deployment of zero-emission hydrogen-powered aircraft. Expected to be formalized as early as next year.

A 15-minute test flight of a Dash-8 commuter plane powered by a hydrogen fuel cell engine, equipped with a Plug Power fuel cell and a magniX electric motor.

Retrofit system for regional aircraft that replaces conventional turboprop engines with hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric motors. Includes modular hydrogen capsules for fuel delivery and storage.

Containerized hydrogen storage system designed for aircraft integration that can be transported via existing freight networks without requiring dedicated fuel trucks, pipelines, or storage facilities.