Even after 850 cycles, the new battery has 99.95% capacity

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Researchers at the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP) in China have made significant progress in the development of the Organic Flow Battery (OAAB): the new device retains 99.95% of its capacity after 850 charging cycles. This breakthrough was achieved with naphthalene-based organic redox-active molecules (ORAMs), marking a major milestone in battery technology.

Two US firms partner to develop nuclear battery that will last 50 years

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US-based Kronos Advanced Technologies and Yasheng Group have entered into a strategic partnership to develop a nuclear battery with an expected lifespan of up to 50 years. This pioneering technology aims to revolutionize energy storage by providing a reliable, long-lasting power source for critical sectors such as medical devices, aerospace, military applications, and even electric flight.

The future of the hydrogen power train in aviation

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Aviation has long been a frontier of technological advancements, constantly seeking ways to improve efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and meet growing global demand. As the industry faces increasing pressure to cut carbon emissions, hydrogen power trains are emerging as a promising solution, capturing the attention of aircraft manufacturers, airlines, and environmentalists alike. But what does the future hold for hydrogen-powered aviation ?

Canada to become one of the world’s great hydrogen epicentres

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Canada is emerging as a significant player in the global hydrogen landscape, thanks to its favorable geography, rich renewable resources, and stable political environment. A recent study published by researchers at ETH Zurich in the journal Nature delves into the potential of Canada as a key hub for hydrogen production. The research analyzes the economic and environmental impacts of various large-scale hydrogen production scenarios, projecting demand until 2050.

London Gatwick’s hydrogen infrastructure initiative: paving the way for sustainable aviation

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London Gatwick’s hydrogen infrastructure initiative: paving the way for sustainable aviation

London Gatwick Airport is embracing a pioneering role in the transition towards a more sustainable future in aviation by significantly investing in hydrogen-powered infrastructure. In collaboration with Airbus, EasyJet, and Air Products, this initiative is part of a broader effort to decarbonize the aviation sector and bring hydrogen-powered aircraft into commercial service by 2035.

The latest and most efficient electric motors for aviation

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The aviation industry is undergoing a significant transformation as it seeks to reduce carbon emissions and improve efficiency through the adoption of electric propulsion systems. Central to this transformation are advanced electric motors that are pushing the boundaries of performance, power density, and efficiency. These innovations are enabling the development of next-generation aircraft that are not only greener but also capable of delivering the high performance demanded by modern aviation.