Syensqo, a Derbyshire-based company in Heanor, is playing a crucial role in the upcoming historic non-stop flight around the world in a hydrogen-powered airplane by providing parts developed and made in Derbyshire. The Climate Impulse project, spearheaded by Swiss explorer Bertrand Piccard, aims to set an example for climate action through this emission-free flight scheduled for 2028. Syensqo, known for its aerospace contributions, specializes in developing composite materials and resins that enhance the performance and sustainability of vehicles while reducing carbon footprints. Their innovative manufacturing processes have led to mechanized and rapid composite part production, significantly reducing production times. The company's involvement spans across various industries, from Formula E cars to spacecraft manufacturing. Syensqo's materials will be critical for the Climate Impulse project, particularly in maintaining liquid hydrogen temperatures at -253°C throughout the nine-day flight. The upcoming years will involve manufacturing aircraft parts, conducting test flights, and overcoming technical challenges to ensure the success of this groundbreaking flight. With a strong commitment to innovation and sustainability, Syensqo is poised to make significant contributions to the aviation industry's environmental efforts.