Honeywell and NREL Join Forces to Revolutionize Hydrogen Storage in Drones

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Published on 25/09/2023 at 18:09

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Innovating In Hydrogen Storage, The Collaboration Aims To Enhance Unmanned Aerial Vehicles With Greater Range And Efficiency.

A new alliance has been formed. Honeywell, a global giant listed as NASDAQ: HON, and the renowned U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have joined talents and expertise. Their focus? To create cutting-edge solutions for hydrogen storage in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).

Combining Experience And Innovation

Leveraging its extensive technology experience, Honeywell will play a crucial role in prototyping, fuel cartridge technology testing, and fuel cell evaluation. All of this aims to meet the specifications of the project “Fuel Additives For Solid Hydrogen Carriers (FLASH)”. This initiative is based on an innovative hydrogen carrier technology developed by NREL under the HyMARC project.

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