Stakeholders convened in Riga this week to address the preparedness of regional airports for embracing green hydrogen technology. The discussions, part of the BSR HyAirport initiative, centered on the practical, logistical, and legal aspects of integrating hydrogen technologies. Legal analysis by Evershed Sutherland Bitans highlighted the need for clear regulatory frameworks to support hydrogen adoption at airports. The project aims to influence policy and promote hydrogen use in the Baltic Sea region, with policymakers from various countries involved. Riga Airport's initiatives towards carbon neutrality include trials with hydrogen-electric buses and solar energy implementation. Plans to test hydrogen-powered airfield equipment align with the airport's sustainability goals. Collaboration with stakeholders and attention to safety, economic viability, and regulatory requirements are emphasized for successful implementation.