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GM and Liebherr-Aerospace Collaborate on Hydrogen Fuel Cell-Based Power Systems for Aircraft

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GM and Liebherr-Aerospace Collaborate on Hydrogen Fuel Cell-Based Power Systems for Aircraft

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General Motors and Liebherr-Aerospace will cooperate for developing a hydrogen fuel cell power generation demonstrator system for aircrafts.

GM will provide its precisely crafted fuel cells, HYDROTEC power cube and fuel cell system, along with GM’s controls and software models. GM, through its relationship with Honda, is one of the world’s most advanced fuel cell developers, with technology that covers many applications, now including aerospace.

The demonstrator associated with this collaboration will be based, in part, on GM’s HYDROTEC fuel cell technology and constructed at Liebherr-Aerospace in Toulouse, France.

 

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