The Zero Emission Development Center in Filton, Bristol has already started working on the tech.
Airbus has announced that it is launching a facility based in the United Kingdom, where a new cryogenic hydrogen tank will be developed for its next generation of aircraft.
The UK facility in Filton, Bristol has already started working on the technology’s development.
The company recently released an Airbus news statement sharing that the Zero Emission Development Centre (ZEDC) has already started its work on the development of the cryogenic hydrogen tank. Among the top goals will focus on developing what the aerospace company referred to as a “cost-competitive cryogenic fuel system” needed by its ZEROe aircraft.
The company first released the details of three ZEROe concept planes based on “hybrid-hydrogen” technology in September 2020. At that time, it stated that it planned…