Project Rán is also aimed at authorities, institutions, maritime security actors, associations, public bodies and political dialogue partners dealing with energy supply, critical infrastructure, maritime security, resilience and defence capability. The importance of this field is growing. Offshore wind farms and maritime infrastructure are not only energy assets. They are part of a larger security and supply area. They are protected objects, risk objects, sensor carriers and sources of information at the same time.

Government authorities and competent bodies are already addressing the question of how offshore infrastructure is better integrated into hazard detection, situational awareness and security architectures. This includes technical monitoring, radar and sensor data, operator communication, maritime security centres, structured event documentation and cooperation between private operators and competent bodies.

Project Rán fits precisely into this development. The project understands maritime infrastructure not only as an object to be protected, but also as a possible component of a better situational picture.

Offshore structures carry sensors, provide data, document events and support defined handovers to competent bodies. Project Rán relies on orderly cooperation with operators, industrial partners, authorities and competent bodies. Depending on the country, legal framework and project structure, tasks are performed on mandate, under supervision, in cooperation or on the basis of special statutory or contractual arrangements.

HUB67 is open to cooperation models in which public bodies, operators and project partners assume coordinated tasks and bring together security-relevant information in a structured manner. For authorities and public bodies, Project Rán fulfils several functions: