GenH2 Leader Josh McMorrow to Appear on HYSKY Monthly: Liquid Hydrogen Infrastructure for Aviation

Josh McMorrow, Executive Chairman GenH2

The HYSKY Society is proud to welcome Josh McMorrow, Executive Chairman of GenH2, to HYSKY Monthly #70. On September 15, 2025, McMorrow will present "Liquid Hydrogen Infrastructure for Aviation", a timely and critical discussion as the aviation industry accelerates toward zero-emission flight.

McMorrow, who also serves as Group CEO of Philomaxcap AG, brings decades of leadership in the energy sector, including roles at Air Liquide, Energy Vault, and Weatherford International. At GenH2, he is helping scale the infrastructure needed to fuel the hydrogen aviation revolution with liquid hydrogen technology.

GenH2’s Liquid Hydrogen Systems Are Fueling the Future of Hydrogen Aviation

As aviation eyes hydrogen for long-range, high-power aircraft, liquid hydrogen stands out for its lightweight properties and high energy density. But deploying it at scale requires infrastructure—something that’s been missing from most airports and aerospace facilities.

GenH2 is changing that.

Recent Aviation Milestones from GenH2: ZeroAvia and LS20:

• Airport Infrastructure MOU with ZeroAvia: GenH2 signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ZeroAvia to co-develop liquid hydrogen infrastructure for airports, including liquefaction, storage, and dispensing technologies tailored to hydrogen-electric aircraft.

• Hydrogen UAV Flight Test: GenH2 demonstrated a UAV powered by its LS20 mobile liquid hydrogen system, achieving a 4x longer flight time compared to battery-powered drones. The demo showed the practical potential of hydrogen aviation on a small scale, paving the way for larger aircraft.

  
  

These developments underscore GenH2’s role as a critical player in the ground-based technologies that make hydrogen-powered flight possible.

Join Josh McMorrow live as he shares the technology, vision, and strategy behind GenH2’s role in enabling sustainable aviation.

Register for free:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUtd-GpqzojGdXo6wK6DVPDD55IQyYJvL1e#/registration

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FAQ: Liquid Hydrogen and GenH2’s Role in Hydrogen Aviation

1. What is liquid hydrogen and why does aviation care?

   1. It’s hydrogen cooled to -253°C. It stores more energy per unit than gas, making it ideal for long-distance flight.

2. Why use hydrogen instead of batteries?

   1. Hydrogen enables greater range and faster refueling—crucial for regional and commercial aviation.

3. What does GenH2 build?

   1. They make liquid hydrogen infrastructure—including storage tanks, mobile refuelers, and on-site liquefiers.

4. How safe is liquid hydrogen?

   1. Handled properly, it’s very safe. GenH2 designs zero-loss, high-integrity systems with aviation-grade standards.

5. What did GenH2’s UAV demo prove?

   1. It showed that hydrogen can increase flight time by up to 4x compared to batteries, with no emissions.

6. When will airports start using liquid hydrogen?

   1. With partners like ZeroAvia, GenH2 is already building early infrastructure to support real-world airport testing.

7. What is HYSKY Monthly?

   1. A free webinar series hosted by HYSKY Society that brings hydrogen aviation leaders to the public each month.

8. What’s the benefit of liquid hydrogen over gaseous hydrogen?

   1. Liquid hydrogen is denser, so aircraft can fly farther without increasing tank size or weight.

9. Will existing airports need major changes?

   1. Some will, but GenH2’s mobile systems make it possible to start with minimal upgrades.

10. How do I stay up to date on hydrogen aviation?

    1. Register for HYSKY Monthly and follow HYSKY Society’s YouTube, LinkedIn, and X accounts.

HYSKY Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to decarbonizing aviation and aerospace with hydrogen. We welcome innovators from eVTOLs/advanced air mobility, fixed-wing aircraft, and spacecraft. Our mission is simple: if it defies gravity and uses hydrogen as fuel, it’s part of our vision for sustainable flight.