Red Hydrogen for a More Sustainable Future in Aviation

One promising contender emerging on the horizon is the use of Red Hydrogen – a concept poised to revolutionise our energy landscape and pave the way to Net Zero Emissions by 2050. [...] The Hydrogen Colour Spectrum Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe and is the next densest carrier of energy after nuclear energy. [...] The prefix of the colour description indicates the process by which hydrogen is produced. [...] However, up to this day, it has not been conclusive that hydrogen was the main cause of the explosion, with experts arguing that hydrogen burns with a blue flame instead of red as in the case of the Hindenburg airship. [...] In 2020, Airbus shared the results from a survey it conducted where 73.2 per cent of the participants responded favourably to the use of hydrogen fuel as a mode of transport.