H2-Derivatives@BalticSeaPorts
H2Deri@BSP

Technical and commercial analysis model for assets at Baltic Sea Ports

07 May 2025
Technical details

The techno- and commercial-analysis model can assess the potential of asset development for renewable energy generation in the ports and port vicinity. The model can therefore be used by the port authorities or Large Enterprises for the assessment of local potential to serve the new alternative fuels industries and supply chains, opportunities for investments and attracting investors and facilitating energy transition. Investment generated by this tool will enable the supply of H2-Derivatives for the region and maritime industry in the Baltic Sea Region (BSR).

The tested & revised techno- and economic analysis model has been successfully piloted and can be used by BSR ports. It helps to assess renewable energy generation asset development in ports, port vicinity & service aerial which can provide at feedstock (renewable electricity, heat, CO / CO2) to produce alternative H2-Derivative fuels with estimating optimal & feasible technology pathways.

The modeling tool generates a range of credible & feasible investment- or use case scenarios for the attraction of investments in renewable energy generations assets, infrastructure and PtX plants in BSR ports. This facilitates the transition of the port into green energy hubs.

Regular updates will be shared here as the project evolves and produces outcomes. Should you require any further information in the meantime, please contact the lead partner or the communications manager.