The Climate Impulse project is gearing up to embark on a historic journey in 2028, aiming to circumnavigate the world in just nine days without stopping. The aircraft, powered by two electric motors with a cruising speed of 180 kph, will be fueled by green hydrogen supplied by PEM fuel cell stacks from EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies. Dr. Stefan Dwenger highlights the efficiency and performance of the fuel cell stacks as crucial to the project's success. Keeping the liquid hydrogen at -253°C during the flight duration presents a significant challenge, necessitating innovative thermal tanks developed by companies like Syensqo. Bertrand Piccard, the visionary behind the project, emphasizes the need to showcase disruptive solutions that lead to sustainable progress and a better quality of life. Partnered with Raphaël Dinelli, the team aims to unite various stakeholders in promoting enthusiasm and action towards environmental sustainability. The project not only pushes the boundaries of aviation technology but also serves as a beacon of hope in a world facing eco-anxiety, inspiring a shift towards positive change and innovation.