Conflux Partnering with Airbus for ZEROe Heat Exchangers

Conflux Technology has partnered with Airbus on the ZEROe project to develop a hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft. The project aims to create a hydrogen fuel cell for airliners, storing hydrogen at -253° to reduce emissions and work with an electric motor. Conflux's 3D printed heat exchanger is being evaluated by Airbus in a 1 megawatt fuel cell assembly. The collaboration signifies a significant advancement in sustainable aviation technology. The industry is seeing investments in new aircraft manufacturing firms, with a focus on innovative propulsion systems and energy storage solutions. The article also discusses the potential of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in reducing emissions and the challenges and costs associated with transitioning to a hydrogen-based aviation system.