ALRIGH2T Project Celebrates One Year Milestone in Pioneering Hydrogen-Powered Aviation
Key Ideas
- ALRIGH2T project successfully reviewed the progress made in the first year, focusing on innovative liquid hydrogen refuelling technologies for aviation.
- Key achievements include analyzing refuelling concepts, developing LH2 demand models, and advancing prototype pumps and refuelling systems.
- Despite challenges like a partner's bankruptcy, the project remains optimistic and is exploring alternative solutions to ensure continuity.
- A collaborative workshop with the GOLIAT Project fostered cooperation, alignment of objectives, and discussion on crucial aviation hydrogen topics.
The ALRIGH2T Project recently celebrated its one-year milestone at the annual General Assembly held in Vienna, Austria. The project, which aims to develop and test innovative technologies for refuelling liquid hydrogen aircraft, has made significant progress. Over the past year, advancements were made in analyzing refuelling concepts, creating LH2 demand models, and developing prototype pumps and refuelling systems. Despite facing challenges like the bankruptcy of a key partner, Universal Hydrogen, the consortium is actively seeking alternative solutions to maintain project momentum. Additionally, a collaborative workshop with the GOLIAT Project provided a platform for discussing crucial topics in hydrogen aviation. The ALRIGH2T Project remains positive about its future and is committed to advancing hydrogen technology in aviation.