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ESA and CNES Champion Sustainable Space Travel with Green Hydrogen Hyguane Initiative

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ESA and CNES's Hyguane project introduces green hydrogen as a sustainable fuel for Ariane 6, marking a significant shift in space exploration.

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By replacing methanol steam reforming with solar-powered electrolysis, Hyguane aims to cut carbon emissions substantially.

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The project's €40.5M investment supports a solar farm and versatile distribution systems, pivotal for Europe's Spaceport's eco-friendly operations.

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Hyguane's impact goes beyond space, offering green solutions for transportation and energy in French Guiana.

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Teddy Peponnet, ESA's project head, envisions Hyguane as a beacon for carbon-free hydrogen production.

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ESA and CNES are committed to powering 90% of Europe’s Spaceport with renewable energy by 2030.

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The project's potential to double hydrogen production opens doors to wider environmental benefits.

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Hyguane reflects a global movement towards sustainable energy, with similar initiatives emerging worldwide.

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The project's approach aligns with NASA's sustainability efforts in air revitalization and alternative energy systems.

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