Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Large airports are equivalent to small cities with traffic systems, restaurants, entertainment, hotels, train stations, police departments, fire stations, and even power plants. A few large and small airports in America have already begun the journey to energy independence.
With the emergence of electric powered aircraft more airports will begin to be not just energy independent as consumers, but energy providers producing their own power on site and distributing it to on airport and off airport customers.
This webinar is geared towards individuals with an interest in how electricity impacts the airport systemically.
The presenter provides concepts of airports producing their own power and discuss the inevitable future challenges in producing larger quantities of power. Audience members will walk away energized about airports as energy hubs.
Presenter: Jared Esselman, Vice President, Future Mobility, WSP in the U.S.
Large airports are equivalent to small cities with traffic systems, restaurants, entertainment, hotels, train stations, police departments, fire stations, and even power plants. A few large and small airports in America have already begun the journey to energy independence.
With the emergence of electric powered aircraft more airports will begin to be not just energy independent as consumers, but energy providers producing their own power on site and distributing it to on airport and off airport customers.
This webinar is geared towards individuals with an interest in how electricity impacts the airport systemically.
The presenter provides concepts of airports producing their own power and discuss the inevitable future challenges in producing larger quantities of power. Audience members will walk away energized about airports as energy hubs.
Presenter: Jared Esselman, Vice President, Future Mobility, WSP in the U.S.
