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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol tests world’s first hydrogen-powered Ground Power Unit

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Amsterdam Schiphol Airport has initiated testing of the H2-GPU, the first hydrogen-powered Ground Power Unit (GPU) globally, developed by Dutch hydrogen scale-up zepp.solutions and Austrian GPU manufacturer Dynell.

The H2-GPU supplies power to stationary aircraft at the gate, offering a more efficient and environmentally friendly alternative to battery-based and diesel GPUs. The unit can be refuelled on-site with green hydrogen, saving time and reducing emissions.

This pilot, part of the EU-funded TULIPS initiative and conducted in collaboration with KLM and other partners, supports Schiphol’s goal of emission-free ground operations.

This post was published on 5 August 2024 21:17

André Orban

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