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Projektinformationen

TULIPS

ID Finanzhilfevereinbarung: 101036996

DOI

10.3030/101036996

EK-Unterschriftsdatum 10 September 2021

Startdatum 1 Januar 2022

Enddatum 31 Dezember 2025

Finanziert unter

• SOCIETAL CHALLENGES - Smart, Green And Integrated Transport

Gesamtkosten

€ 31 796 273,02

EU-Beitrag

€ 24 997 762,89

Koordiniert durch

SCHIPHOL NEDERLAND BV
Netherlands

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Leistungen

Documents, reports (26)

Operation at the airport of an aircraft powered by a liquid hydrogen fuel cell system and the associated refuelling infrastructure

Functional safety assesment and concept of operations for LH2 handing of a representative aircraft.(Linked to task 2.4)

Toolbox to assess feasibility and benefits of an on-airport PtL facility site

This toolbox will enable airports to determine whether on-airport production of SAF using DAC PtL is feasible. Topics that will be included are: high-level permit overview, potential impact on day to day operations at the airport, requirements on the downstream supply of the SAF before entering the airport fuel infrastructure, plant size and utility requirements.(Linked to task 5.3)

Report of current airside UFP levels and ionised mist first results

D7.2 will report on M30 the assessment conducted by SNBV of the airborne ultra-fine particle at Schiphol, including preliminary evaluation of effectivenes of ionized mists in UFP mitigation.Target audience for the report are regulatory bodies, lighthouse and fellow airports, institute from research and academia.(Linked to task 7.1)

Communication & dissemination Plan V1

Detailed plan of project dissemination and communication activities including target groups channels tools key messages and KPIs A comprehensive plan to ensure dissemination of the project result This includes a dissemination kit publications participation at events Newsletters and press releasesLinked to tasks 121 122

Report with Identification of key criteria for future deployment

This deliverable will report on the activities and results of Task 91 namely in the key criteria which will have been found for the future deployment of TULIPS results The information package produced for safety and certification will also be presented

Communication & dissemination Plan V2

Updated plan of project dissemination and communication activities including target groups channels tools and key messages This deliverable will include a performance assessment based on the KPIs defined in V1 It summaries the Communication and Dissemination Activitites until M18 and gives and outlook on the plan for the next periodLinked to tasks 121 122

Demonstration plan including operational concept for demonstrating the Tow Tractor

Demonstration plan including operational concept for the tow tractorPlan detailing the activities to be performed in the demonstration, defining the operational concept, and the minimum operational requirements of the H2 tow tractor. It will provide input for developing the prototype and serve as keystone for the demonstration.[The deliverable has been adapted into two separate deliverables (with respect to D4.1) as the H2 Tow tractor is delayed]

Report on assessment of policy in relation to PtL facility

Policy developments in the EU and other relevant regions will be followed and bundled in this report, which adds on the boundary condition framework to determine most relevant regions for PtL SAF production.(Linked to task 5.3)

Specify existing roadmap lighthouse with solutions from demo area‘s towards outlook 2030

Specification of the RSG roadmap will be based on the specified 2030 ambitions and involved actions for RSG together with the performance assessments outcomes in WP1 to WP7 A written report will be deliveredLinked to task 101

Demonstrate and test Circularity performance management system

To demonstrate and evaluate the system. The deliverable will show potential users how the system can support their circularity processes.(Linked to task 6.1 & task 6.2)

Demonstration plan including operational concept for demonstrating the GSE equipment

Plan detailing the activities to be performed in the demonstration defining the operational concept and the minimum operational requirements of the GSE It will provide input for developing the GSE prototypes in task 42 and serve as keystone for the demonstration in task 43

Assessment and revision of Road Maps based on demo assessment fellow airports

This report will reflect the road maps of airports participating in this consortium setting up the scene for an an integral structured road map as described in Task 103 Horizon for this will be the 2030 milestone This shall provide input to D106 and D107

Final structure of the EU-CH

This deliverable will present the work performed in the task 5.4 and in particular the final structure of the EU clearing house structure. The deliverable will present the following key aspects: statutes, organizational structure, scope and mission. The activities of the clearing house and approaches made to relevant organisations will also be summarised. The status and level of acceptance of the methodologies and databases will be reported on.(Linked to task 5.4)

Carbon footprint method for combined passenger-freight operations

The Deliverable will describe methodology developed in task 8.6 for emission computation and emission allocation between passengers and freight for the passenger-freight combined services (air transport and airports). The described methodology will show where and when deviations from the established methods, such as IATA RP 1678 are necessary, and how to deal with the situations when real world primary data is missing. This methodology will be used for determining of emissions and footprint of door-to-door intermodal aviation networks.(Linked to task 8.6)

Circularity performance management system

To measure the effect of circular economy improvement interventions a performance management system will be setup The deliverable will provide potential users with the following but not limited to KPIs to measure tools to use governance systemLinked to task 61

Airport circularity base line study

In this study the level of circularity of SNBV will be assessed This will be done by firstly creating a shared definition of circularity Secondly waste and resource streams are mapped This mapping exercise will be enriched by providing information available on volume weight environmental impact etc The results of this baseline study will form a basis for the performance measurement system the demopilot in the terminal as well as the impact assessment of the circularity practicesLinked to task 61

Scale-up of LH2-infrastructure

This deliverable will present activities and results performed within task 2.4 and especially the model based validation of refuelling process, and evaluation of liquid H2 fuelling infrastructure, procedures and regulation towards future large scale H2 needs, with focus tuned to GSE and aviation.(Linked to task 2.5)

System survey acceptance protocol: Concept of unattended charging with belonging test plans and technological solutions implemented on a Velis Electro aircraft

Docket of design documents an EASA approved test plan and report of implemented devices, sensors and state-flow althoritms into the hardware/software solution to enable unattended charging of a generic aircraft, as manifested on a Velis Electro aircraft, with sign-off of EASA DO.524 in form of a NTO statement.(Linked to task 2.2)

Deployability Awareness Reports

This deliverable will report on the execution and findings that will come out of the workshops organised by task 9.2.

Functional modular battery farm and simulator for airside distributed charging

Manufacturing report on battery farm with proof of function, alongside manufacturing report and proof of function of a future-scale battery simulator module to begin facilitating of distributed charging principles.(Linked to task 2.3)

Replicable framework with boundary conditions for successful PtL projects

Key conditions in different areas eg climate policy availability of cheap CO2 sources for the success of PtL based SAF production plants will be determined and detailed in this report Based on this favorable areas for the further upscaling of this pathway in both the EU and beyond will be identifiedLinked to task 53

H2-GPU prototype for demonstrations

Activities performed to develop a hydrogen fuel cell powered GPU based on a battery or diesel GPU base. Included will be key design and exploitation aspects such as: operational profile for the H-GPU, service for a typical day and develop hybrid power design, form factor/space limitations, integration strategy, hybrid hydrogen + battery power solution design choices, general arrangement of components in the available spaces, hydrogen system sizing, Integration design, and factory and commissioning testing activities performed. (Linked to tasks 4.2 and 4.3)(Linked to tasks 4.2 and 4.3)

Collaboration with existing initiatives and clustering with other EU projects V1

"Initial collaboration report, identifying potentially relevant related EU initiatives and projects to be included in TULIPS communications, plus a ""shortlist"" of (5-15) projects from relevant domains with a plan for their active engagement. Summary of opportunities for information sharing, cooperation and “clustering” with priority initiatives, including within H2020 / Green Deal communities.(Linked to task 12.5)"

Land carbon soil study for Schiphol and Larnaca, biochar characterization and definition of biochar field trials set-up

D71 will report on M18 on the results of the Land Carbon Soil study conducted by EGIS for the Larnaca and Schiphol sites the definition of biochar field trials from POLITORECORD and the properties of the biochar produced by RECORD for the abovementioned field trial The intended internal audience are lighthouse and fellow airports while the external target audience are agronomists regulatory bodies stakeholder in the field land management and sustainabilityLinked to task 72

Concept designs of the smart energy hub at the airports for various scenarios

A smart resilient energy system for airports will be designed based on comprehensive overall system analysis. The system will be fit for the current and future supply and demand. Additionally, a comprehensive integration, monitoring & control system will be proposed to allow the management of all energy traffic at an Airport during and after the transition towards production and use of sustainable energy.(Linked to task 3.1)

Feasibility study: airports delivering energy supply for future aircraft. Appendices: Generic safety assessment and project plan for all demos

The report will include the implications for airport energy infrastructure and operations related to the implementation of hybridelectric and hydrogen aviation at hub national and regional airport including scheduling and cost The energyrelated findings are also used for WP3 The report will also describe barriers including mitigation for executing the demos A safety assessment of the three demonstration activities including validation of the assessment and identifiedLinked to task 21

Veröffentlichungen

Peer reviewed articles (5)

Transforming waste management methods: a Dutch Airport’s journey toward a circular economy through baseline measurements and strategic priority setting

Autoren: Anne van der Tuin-Rademaker, Elisabeth Tschavgova, Christian van Maaren, Sara Solis, Saro Campisano, Sonja van Dam
Veröffentlicht in: Frontiers in Sustainability, Ausgabe 5, 2024, ISSN 2673-4524
Herausgeber: Frontiers in Sustainability
DOI: 10.3389/frsus.2024.1356041

Decarbonizing airport access: A review of landside transport sustainability

Autoren: Srinath Mahesh, Simeon C. Calvert
Veröffentlicht in: Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, Ausgabe 140, 2025, Seite(n) 104625, ISSN 1361-9209
Herausgeber: Pergamon Press Ltd.
DOI: 10.1016/j.trd.2025.104625

Critical review of energy planning models for the sustainable development at company level

Autoren: Lorenzo Laveneziana, Matteo Prussi, David Chiaramonti
Veröffentlicht in: Energy Strategy Reviews, 2023, ISSN 2211-467X
Herausgeber: Elsevier
DOI: 10.1016/j.esr.2023.101136

Charging Technology for Electric Aircraft: State of the Art, Trends, and Challenges

Autoren: Yawen Liang, Gautham Ram Chandra Mouli, Pavol Bauer
Veröffentlicht in: IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification, Ausgabe 10, 2024, Seite(n) 6761-6788, ISSN 2332-7782
Herausgeber: IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification
DOI: 10.1109/tte.2023.3333536

Integrating liquid hydrogen infrastructure at airports: Conclusions from an ecosystem approach at Rotterdam The Hague Airport

Autoren: Daan Van Dijk, Hosam Ebrahim, Yannick Jooss, Espen Flo Bødal, Ida Hjorth
Veröffentlicht in: Journal of Airport Management, Ausgabe 18, 2024, Seite(n) 367, ISSN 1750-1946
Herausgeber: Journal of Airport Management 
DOI: 10.69554/uueu4515

Other (1)

Electrification of airports and air transport: Airports becoming integrated energy systems

Autoren: Andrei Morch, Lorenzo Laveneziana, Ingvald Erga, Gabriele Restaldo, Mauro Odisio, David Chiaramonti
Veröffentlicht in: 2024
Herausgeber: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
DOI: 10.36227/techrxiv.171925849.95434073/v1