Case study: Assessing the feasibility of hydrogen fuel for net zero aviation

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Abstract

This case study provides students an opportunity to explore the role of hydrogen fuel in the aviation industry. Considerable investments have been made in researching and developing hydrogen as a potential clean and sustainable energy source, particularly for hydrogen-powered aircraft. Despite the potential for hydrogen to be a green and clean fuel there are lingering questions over the long-term sustainability of hydrogen and whether technological advancements can progress rapidly enough to significantly reduce global carbon dioxide emissions. The debate around this issue is rich with diverse perspectives and a variety of interests to consider. Through this case study, students will apply their engineering expertise to navigate this complex problem and examine the competing interests involved.
Original languageEnglish
TypeEngineering Professors Council Sustainability Toolkit
Media of outputWebsite
PublisherEngineering Professors Council
Publication statusPublished - 15 Mar 2024

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