Hydrogen is expected to become a relevant energy carrier for (regional) aviation. To enable its future use, airports need more than new aircraft technologies. They require concepts for supply, storage, handling and integration into daily operations.
The DigiRemote2030 project, led by ma-co in collaboration with HPC, is dedicated to shaping future-ready workplaces in ports. The focus is on training and developing port workers for digital remote workplaces, particularly in operational equipment control.
H2Deri@BSP helps ports across the Baltic Sea Region prepare for the safe, efficient and sustainable handling of hydrogen derivatives such as methanol and ammonia. The project develops practical tools, market insights and investment guidance to support the maritime energy transition.
