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CAeS says a newly refurbished hangar will be a 'classroom of possibilities', where it will deliver the intricacies of zero emissions propulsion and also pioneer maintenance procedures for hydrogen-powered aircraft.
Research into a Hydrogen electrolyser, powered by solar panels, to supply fuel cell aircraft is just one of several innovative projects that Cranfield will now be able to pursue more sustainably - in the air and on the ground.
The eKub is a British designed and built all-electric microlight aeroplane and has been developed by a consortium of Cranfield University, TLAC, Flylight Airsports and CDO².
The Cranfield Air and Space Propulsion Institute will champion research with close industry, academia and government collaboration. It aims to develop technologies in propulsion and power system applications.