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== Competitor Analysis ==
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|'''SpaceX:''' SpaceX is a private company whose mission is to produce the most powerful next generation of fully reusable launch vehicles which will be capable of carrying humans to Mars and hopefully other destinations in the solar system.
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* The company believes that reusability is key to making space more accessible. 
* SpaceX produce spacecraft which are engineered to, their core product- Starship, is a fully reusable transportation system which can carry up to 150 metric tonnes. 
* The vehicle will be supported by a tanker which will refill the aircraft in the low-Earth orbit prior to the Mars departure 
* The vehicle’s raptor engine functions on a methane-oxygen combustion engine and has 230 tf of force.  
* This means the primary cost is oxygen and methane which are extremely cheap.<ref>https://www.spacex.com/vehicles/starship/</ref>
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|'''Joby Aviation:''' Joby Aviation is a company determined to pioneer the next big thing- Air mobility vehicles. The futuristic aircraft takes off and lands vertically while carrying up to four passengers.
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* The ridesharing service will be powered by six engines
* It will be a green alternative to driving and will also be a significantly faster than current transportation vehicles
* They have a partnership with Uber, so their vehicle will hopefully be the next Uber taxi. 
* The company boasts about their “no noise” vehicle 
* Partnerships with Uber, Toyota and Nasa put the company in quite a strong position<ref>https://www.jobyaviation.com/about/</ref>
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|'''NuScale Power:''' A company which  has 48 small modular nuclear reactor plants around the US with  significant interest from the United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. 
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* They are the first and only small modular reactor (SMR) to receive design approval from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
* Their core product- VOYGR produces 924 MWe of energy in 0.05 square miles in comparison to wind which takes up 17 square miles
* The locations of the plants are set on retired coal mining sites 
* The company’s plants are supposedly smaller and simpler and hence eliminate the complexities of traditional plants. 
* VOYAGERs are the smallest light water SMR and are powered by a 77 MWe NuScale Power Module
* The design life currently exists at 60 years<ref>https://www.nuscalepower.com/en/products/voygr-smr-plants</ref>
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|'''Airbus:''' The company is an aircraft manufacturer focused on increasing the volume of hydrogen-powered flights. 
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* Airbus is maturing two hydrogen-based propulsion technologies in parallel.
* The project they’re undertaking- HyPERION, aims to reuse equipment designed for space applications as it follows a conditioning system as liquid hydrogen has to be stored at a -253°C.
* The company released its hydrogen fuel cell engine concept recently and since then has been conducting so far successful tests
* They want to produce their hydrogen powered plane by ~2035
* Their cells create no CO2 or NOx emissions during operations – only heat and pure water
* The company sees the potential in hydrogen fuel cells as Hydrogen has a specific energy-per-unit mass that is three times higher than traditional jet fuel.<ref>https://www.airbus.com/en/newsroom/stories/2023-06-at-airbus-hydrogen-power-gathers-pace</ref>
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