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Marshall's HyFIVE Consortium Plans for Liquid Hydrogen Fuel System Demonstrator Ground Rig by 2027

  • Writer: Danielle McLean
    Danielle McLean
  • Jul 30, 2024
  • 1 min read

Marshall Aerospace, leading the HyFIVE Consortium, has announced plans to develop a liquid hydrogen fuel system demonstrator ground rig by 2027. This initiative aims to advance the application of liquid hydrogen in aviation, paving the way for cleaner and more efficient flight technologies.



The HyFIVE Consortium, comprising several industry and academic partners, will focus on designing and testing a ground-based system to demonstrate the feasibility and performance of liquid hydrogen fuel. This project is expected to play a critical role in the transition to zero-emission aviation by showcasing the potential of liquid hydrogen as a viable alternative to conventional jet fuel.


The development of this demonstrator ground rig will involve rigorous testing and validation processes, ensuring that the technology meets safety and performance standards. By 2027, the HyFIVE Consortium aims to provide valuable insights and data that will support the broader adoption of liquid hydrogen in the aviation sector.


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