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NZ eyes green H2 powered aviation

NEW Zealand Hydrogen Aviation Consortium (NZHAC) has released its latest research report, Launching Green Hydrogen Powered Aviation in Aotearoa New Zealand, investigating the potential of using liquid green hydrogen as an aviation fuel in the country.

Yiying Li

Planes - credits to Airbus

NZHAC, launched this February, consists of Airbus, Air New Zealand, Christchurch Airport, Fabrum, Fortescue and Hiringa Energy. The research report is the first phase of the consortium's commitment...

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