Study finds running a hydrogen plane could be cheaper than traditional aircraft by 2035; requires correct policies and incentives
Green Car Congress
MAY 23, 2023
An economic study by research group Steer, and commissioned by T&E, looked at future operating costs of hydrogen planes on intra-European flights and found that they could be an efficient, cost competitive technology to decarbonize the sector, provided kerosene is taxed adequately. (If fossil kerosene is taxed in line with the Energy Taxation Directive proposal by the European Commission, at €10.75/GJ—approximately €0.37/L.
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