Pratt & Whitney Canada is set to showcase hydrogen combustion technology on the PW127XT regional turboprop engine through the HyADES project supported by Canada's INSAT. Partnering with Next Hydrogen Solutions Inc., the project will focus on developing efficient electrolyzers for hydrogen production infrastructure. Edward Hoskin, VP of Engineering at Pratt & Whitney Canada, highlighted the project's alignment with efforts to enhance aviation sustainability, including improving engine efficiency, hybrid-electric propulsion, and sustainable aviation fuel compatibility. The initiative will initially involve testing fuel nozzles and combustion equipment with hydrogen before progressing to full ground engine testing. The PW127XT engine, known for its fuel efficiency and reliability, will be showcased as adaptable to low-carbon alternative fuels. Concurrently, in the TEAME project with DRL, Pratt & Whitney Canada will explore advanced materials for gas turbine engines to enhance thermal efficiency and reduce emissions. These projects underscore Pratt & Whitney Canada's commitment to advancing sustainable aviation technologies and reinforcing its industry leadership in efficiency and innovation.