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GE Aerospace Researchers to Build and Demonstrate Small Prototype Engine with Fuel Cells and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to Help Advance More Sustainable Flight

October 16, 2023
  • Awarded $4.5 million in Phase 2 funding through ARPA-E’s REEACH program to build and demonstrate a small scale 25kW power generation subsystem that combines solid oxide fuel cells and gas turbine engine using SAF 
  • GE’s FLyCLEEN (FueL CelL Embedded ENgine) project part of a larger effort with ARPA-E to advance the fundamental building blocks of commercial passenger hybrid electric flight 
  • GE Aerospace researchers also working on other ARPA-E programs to scale the electric powertrain and cabling required for hybrid electric propulsion<

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Brandon Owens and John McGuinness: Hybridized, Ultra-Efficient Fuel Cells Poised to Power the Future

Brandon Owens GE
John Mcguinness GE
October 13, 2015

The emerging Age of Gas, the rise of distributed power and technological innovation will accelerate the adoption of fuel cells into the global energy landscape over the next decade.

 

The future of power is now under development and it is packaged in stacks of fuel cells. As the world’s energy needs increase, and calls for sustainability continue to rise, a number of forces are converging to expedite the adoption of fuel cells into the global energy mix.
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