The green industrial transition intensifies critical skills gaps in the NSR. The Ports of Antwerp-Bruges and Hamburg develop into leading European hydrogen hubs; Groningen is moving away from natural gas extraction and is committed to build a green (hydrogen) economy. The regions share the common challenge that the vast investments in green energy technology is insufficiently matched by a human capital agenda. Shortages of skilled technicians are a crucial barrier to its regional economic development.
GRIT aims to support access to skilled technicians for the green industrial transition involving hydrogen and related techniques. Transnational cooperation strengthens the joint development of strategies and implementation of pilots to attract and (up-/re-) skill (future) technicians. Read all about it on this webpage!
