LH2 Era™ Liquid Hydrogen Weekly News Summary (2023-Mar-10)

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Universal Hydrogen takes to the air with the largest hydrogen fuel cell ever to fly TechCrunch The liquid hydrogen used in the Moses Lake test came from a commercial “green hydrogen” gas supplier — meaning it was made using renewable energy. Japan Offers $1.6 Billion to Australia's Coal-to-Hydrogen Plan - Bloomberg Bloomberg.com ... Corp. have carried out trials including the delivery last year of the first ever liquid hydrogen shipment from southeast Australia to Kobe. Collins Aerospace selected to lead consortium related to storing liquid hydrogen for aviation Military Aerospace Liquid hydrogen contains approximately three times as much energy per kg as traditional jet fuel, it has a lower specific density meaning that it ... GenH2 and Chart Industries Execute MoU for Hydrogen Liquefaction Systems PR Newswire Collaboration will Meet Growing Liquid Hydrogen Demand for Clean Energy Transition. TITUSVILLE, Fla. and ATLANTA, March 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ ... Liquid Hydrogen Market to See Massive Growth by 2029 | Air Liquide, Linde, Messer Digital Journal 2022-2030 Report on Global Liquid Hydrogen Market by Player, Region, Type, Application and Sales Channel is the latest research study released by ... And a few more: How To Start A Rocket Engine | Everyday Astronaut This is especially true for engines that run on RP-1 and liquid oxygen (called kerolox) and especially true for liquid hydrogen and oxygen (called ... Toyota Completes World-First Test Of Liquid Hydrogen Racecar | Carscoops Liquid hydrogen is more energy dense than its gaseous alternative, but it needs to be stored at -423 °F. Collins Leads Project To Develop Conformal LH2 Tank | Aviation Week Network Liquid hydrogen (LH2) has three times the energy density of jet fuel but requires four times the volume to match the energy content of the same ... Meet The Women Shaping The Future Of Zero Emission Aviation - Simple Flying Liquid hydrogen testing planned this year. Before we dive into the interview itself, let's give a quick overview of H2FLY. While it may be flying a ...

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Matt Moran is the Managing Member at Moran Innovation LLC, and previous Managing Partner at Isotherm Energy. He's been developing power and propulsion systems for more than 40 years; and break-through liquid, slush, and gaseous hydrogen systems since the mid-1980s. Matt was also the Sector Manager for Energy & Materials in his last position at NASA where he worked for 31 years. He's been a co-founder in seven technology startups; and provided R&D and engineering support to many organizations. Matt has three patents and more than 50 publications including the Cryogenic Fluid Management series. He also leads the monthly LH2 Era™ Webinar.