NASA built an X-42A hydrogen-powered scramjet to reach speeds of Mach 9.6 for a brief moment in 2004. Therefore, this new ...

The aviation industry faces one of the toughest challenges in global decarbonization. Unlike other sectors where electrification is feasible, airlines require a high energy density fuel to maintain ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am a professor at Cal State LA and the technical director for the Hydrogen Research and Fueling Facility. We go for better ...

Some disagree, but there are signs that indicate a heightened interest among aviation's major players in hydrogen propulsion as a real, available solution for green commercial flying. As big names ...

Airbus' concept for a hydrogen-powered narrowbody aircraft feature for electric prop engines driven by a fuel cell system that converts hydrogen and oxygen into electrical energy. Photo Credit: Airbus ...

Way back in 1807, Francois Isaac de Rivaz used a hydrogen-filled ballon to drive an engine he developed to propel an experimental vehicle — more than 50 years before the first gasoline-powered engine ...

Electrical and hydrogen engines have taken the automobile world by a storm as the world moves towards green energy solutions, now alcohol engines are being thrown into the mix. Union Minister of Road ...

The widespread claim of a water-powered car, particularly one from Toyota, is a recurring myth and scientifically inaccurate as water is not a fuel. Toyota's recent announcement, often misconstrued, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Robert Rapier is a chemical engineer covering the energy sector. BRUSSELS, BELGIUM - JANUARY 13: Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell ...

Mahle Powertrain and Metier Technologies will showcase a newly developed hydrogen-powered commercial vehicle at CENEX Expo in the first week of September. They say it will demonstrate how their joint ...

Bosch has converted a Maserati V6 to run on hydrogen with barely any emissions. And it still sounds absolutely ...