The Abruzzo region science and technology park (Parco Scientifico e Tecnologico d'Abruzzo or PSTd'A) is a mixed, public-private consortium. It is a non-profit organziation that provides services to third parties and is backed by the Abruzzo regional government (Regione Abruzzo), by the consortiums for the industrial development of the provinces of Teramo and L'Aquila and by six private consortiums. It has links with universities and research centers nationwide. The activities of the PSTd'A are aimed both at the public sector and at private companies.
Renewable Energy
Hydrogen
Participation at a national and international level in projects on new hydrogen-based technologies.
Conservation
General
- Planning and creation of innovative networks for environmental monitoring and of innovative sensors for atmospheric pollution; development of mathematical models for use in making forecasts and diagnoses during environmental impact assessments. - Remote monitoring and thematic cartography for the study and oversight of the land and environmental resources; Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Air
Planning and creation of innovative sensors for atmospheric pollution.
Consorzio Parco Scientifico e Tecnologico d'Abruzzo
Conservation
General
Environmental pollution - Planning and creation of innovative networks for environmental monitoring and of innovative sensors for atmospheric pollution; development of mathematical models for use in making forecasts and diagnoses during environmental impact assessments.
- Remote monitoring and thematic cartography for the study and oversight of the land and environmental resources; Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Air
Environmental pollution - Planning and creation of innovative networks for environmental monitoring and of innovative sensors for atmospheric pollution; development of mathematical models for use in making forecasts and diagnoses during environmental impact assessments.
- Remote monitoring and thematic cartography for the study and oversight of the land and environmental resources; Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Renewable Energy 
