IAAPS Ltd and leading Driver-in-the-Loop simulation provider Ansible Motion have entered a technical cooperation agreement to leverage the strengths of both organisations to deliver advanced simulation and testing capabilities to the automotive industry.
IAAPS is pleased to be leading a comprehensive testing programme on two heavy-duty diesel engines as part of the Trident project, supported by the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC), with both industry and government funding.
The West of England is set to become a hydrogen leader after a £2.5 million ‘Hydrogen & Sustainable Transport Economy Accelerator’ or ‘HSTEA’ was launched at IAAPS.
IAAPS and its parent organisation, the University of Bath, are joining a pioneering collaborative project led by Moog Aircraft and funded by an Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) grant to develop key technologies for future liquid hydrogen gas turbine fuel systems.
The Chief Secretary to the Treasury, John Glen MP, Metro Mayor Dan Norris as well as Chris Skidmore MP, officially declared the IAAPS facility operational during a ribbon cutting ceremony.
A Technology Innovation Partnership for Net Zero Aviation in the South West has been launched. Focused on delivering transformational innovation to advance net zero flight, the founding partners are the National Composites Centre (NCC), advanced propulsion R&I centre IAAPS, and the Universities of Bristol and Bath.
IAAPS will be once again attending the Low Carbon Vehicle Show (LCV), taking place on the 6th and 7th September at Millbrook Proving Ground in Milton Keynes.
IAAPS’ green hydrogen production and storage facility, the first of its kind in the South West of England, is nearing completion following the successful delivery and installation of a new polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) electrolyser and hydrogen storage tank.
IAAPS has appointed Sierra CP Engineering to design and deliver the installation of four high-tech hydrogen fuel compliant test cells at its state-of-the-art centre at the Bristol & Bath Science Park. The move will substantially increase IAAPS’ research and innovation capabilities to safely develop new hydrogen fuel technologies, supporting the wider mobility sector from fundamental research to new product introduction.
The University of Bath / IAAPS have been selected as strategic partners in a £12.7m APC (Advanced Propulsion Centre) funded venture which aims to make clean hydrogen buses a reality and is projected to not only support almost 500 jobs over the next ten years, but also provide CO2 savings of 5.9m tonnes.
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