H2C was awarded the prestigious aerospace innovation award for H2 Clipper along with its other end-to-end solutions.
Here’s an article posted in Globe News Wire.
According to the article,
- H2 Clipper, Inc. (H2C) won the aerospace innovation award at the inaugural Hydrogen Awards for its hydrogen-powered airship and end-to-end infrastructure solutions.
- The award ceremony took place on February 23, 2023, in Coventry, UK.
- H2C’s technology aims to transport and store pure hydrogen from remote areas to places where clean energy is needed.
H2C’s innovative end-to-end hydrogen transport solutions were recognized with the aerospace innovation award at the inaugural Hydrogen Awards 2023. The company’s key innovations that contributed to this prestigious accolade include:
Hydrogen-Powered Airship
H2C has developed a unique hydrogen-powered airship technology for long-haul hydrogen and freight transport. This airship can efficiently deliver fuel-grade hydrogen from remote production sites to end-users.
Our specialty focus areas include 
Integrated Transport System
H2C offers an integrated transport system that includes not only the Clipper airship, but also complementary solutions like the H2C Safety Pipes and hydrogen depots.
Pipe-within-a-Pipe Technology
H2C’s proprietary “Pipe-within-a-Pipe” technology is designed to provide a practical solution for the safe last-mile delivery of pure hydrogen to end-users.
Extensive Patent Portfolio
H2C currently holds ten issued patents and has an additional twenty-four pending U.S. and international patent applications. This demonstrates the company’s strong focus on advancing hydrogen transport technology through continuous innovation.
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