H2 challenges in ports:

• Use of alternative fuels in the maritime transport sector
  • Alternative fuel hydrogen is regarded as the future fuel of the maritime transportation industry in a variety of application forms, including ammonia, methanol, H2 batteries, fuel cells, etc.
  • To ensure worldwide competitiveness, ports must provide the required infrastructure, such as alternate fuel filling or charging infrastructure.
• Hydrogen economy and commercialization in ports
  • The transportation, storage, and processing of hydrogen and related products is an important business line for ports that require special infrastructure, security measures, and new logistics routes.
  • Ports must adapt to the development of hydrogen and its products’ logistics routes and infrastructure to ensure the provision of new services in ports
• Use of hydrogen in port operations
  • Hydrogen can ensure the sustainable operation of various elements of the port’s environmental infrastructure and serve as an alternative to the usual solutions – diesel-powered equipment and ships
  • Port investments in hydrogen technologies and facilities must be economically and legally justified and safe