The assembly of the H2GPU by Dynell GmbH is taking shape. This hydrogen-powered generator set for stationary aircraft features a zepp.solutions 50kW Y50 fuel cell system. Zepp also developed the hydrogen storage system storing 16.8 kg of hydrogen. Combined with the 84 kWh onboard battery, the GPU can deliver up to 350 kWh of electrical energy. In just a few months, this GPU will be on the tarmac at Schiphol Airport, where it will be used in the day-to-day operations of KES B.V., charging various types of aircraft. Other demonstration sites will include larnaca airport and Torino Airport. The demonstration and testing will be done in collaboration with Royal Schiphol Group, Ekinetix, KLM, Fraunhofer IML and SINTEF and is part of the EU-supported TULIPS – Green Airports Project. #hydrogen #fuelcell #technology
Fantastic🙏🏼🦾🦾🦾… Once again Royal Schiphol Group is a frontrunner on New Technologies to go #GreenOnGround like when we developed worlds first battery powered gpu together 🍀🔋🛩️. THANK YOU Royal Schiphol Group 🙏🏼
https://www.groningenairport.nl/nieuws/wereldprimeur-op-groningen-airport-eelde-onthulling-waterstof-gpu#:~:text=Holthausen heeft een groot aandeel,vliegtuigen op de noordelijke luchthaven. Sorry for the dutch article, but is is about the H2 GPU for Groningen Airport Eelde, which is built last year.
Awesome!
Lecturer Engineering, hydrogen specialist EnTranCe
3moThis is the one at Groningen Airport Eelde. Built by EnTranCe/Hanze UAS lecturer. Pullen by the 8 year old Hydrogen Leffert Fm-50