Decarbonising energy systems is a cornerstone of the global net-zero transformation. To achieve climate targets, industries must shift away from conventional energy sources and adopt clean, efficient alternatives—without compromising performance, safety, or resilience.
From hydrogen to e-fuels, electrification to carbon capture, the challenge is complex and highly technical. It calls for in-depth engineering expertise and system-wide thinking to design, validate and implement energy solutions that meet tomorrow’s demands.
At Airbus Protect, we help our clients navigate the energy transition by providing expert support across the entire energy and fuel value chain—from R&D and design to operations and infrastructure development.
We combine strong domain knowledge in industrial and aeronautical systems with cutting-edge insights into new fuels, electrification, and decarbonisation technologies. Whether you’re designing future programmes, scaling low-carbon infrastructure, or exploring hydrogen integration, our teams ensure your projects are future-proof and regulation-ready.
With us, the energy transition becomes a catalyst for innovation, not a barrier.
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This pivotal event will bring together key stakeholders from across the nuclear sector to discuss strategies for growth, innovation and resilience within the industry. Key topics to be covered include: Policy and Guidelines for Advanced Nuclear Innovation Economic Aspects and Capital in Advanced Nuclear Solutions Establishing a Robust Advanced Nuclear Technology Supply Network Ensuring Safety, [...]
In this new series, we ask safety, sustainability and cybersecurity experts three questions to learn more about their role at Airbus Protect. First up is Christian Siemers, who’s based in our Ottobrunn office. Could you tell us what your job as an OT consultant involves? The first half of our job as OT consultants is […]
This white paper discusses the research and development of a Human Factors (HF) Assessment Framework by CCUK Airbus. CCUK Airbus have been involved in several socio-technical vulnerability assessments for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) since 2017, during which the lack of a suitable opensource HF assessment tool became apparent. A suitable framework would allow the team to assess the organisation in a consistent way which is easily understandable for the customer.
