Sirius Aviation and Marathon Group Partner to Revolutionize Aviation with Hydrogen Technology

Sirius Aviation AG, a pioneer in aviation innovation, has announced a strategic partnership with Marathon Group Australia, a prominent player in hydrogen and renewable energy. This alliance marks a significant step towards revolutionizing the aviation industry by introducing zero-emission airports and integrating advanced hydrogen technologies.

The partnership aims to establish Australia as a global leader in sustainable aviation by focusing on enhancing hydrogen storage capabilities, developing zero-emission airport infrastructure, building sustainable transportation ecosystems, and promoting renewable energy initiatives that align with Australia’s ambitious clean energy targets.

At the heart of this collaboration is the Sirius Jet, a revolutionary hydrogen-powered Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) aircraft. Developed in partnership with Designworks, a BMW Group Company, the Sirius Jet embodies the future of aviation, prioritizing sustainability and efficiency.

“Partnering with Marathon Group is a major leap in transforming aviation with hydrogen technologies,” said Alexey Popov, CEO of Sirius Aviation AG. “Our efforts will set new benchmarks in sustainability and significantly reduce carbon emissions.”

Brett Singh, CEO of Marathon Group Australia, echoed this sentiment, stating, “This partnership with Sirius Aviation AG advances our mission to drive sustainable energy and pioneer innovations in hydrogen aviation, smart technology, transport ecosystems, and infrastructure.”

Marathon Group, a prominent force in Gippsland’s energy sector for nearly 40 years, has joined forces with Siemens, its technology partner, to develop cutting-edge solutions for hydrogen storage, generation, and transportation. This collaborative effort is aligned with Australia’s ambitious goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

With the support of industry leaders, this pioneering partnership is setting new standards in energy efficiency and sustainability. The collaboration paves the way for a future where aviation is more interconnected and environmentally responsible, fostering a more sustainable and advanced world.

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