Introduction-to-Hydrogen short course

Introduction to Hydrogen

Learn why economies and energy systems based on hydrogen are essential to lowering emissions. This course delves into hydrogen infrastructure, generation, fuel cells, costs, and roadmaps.

240 excl. VAT

  • 19% VAT: private customers resident in the EU, companies/ public organisations and NGOs in Germany
  • No VAT: private customers resident outside the EU, companies/ public organisations and NGOs outside Germany

Duration

1 month

Study time

About 20 hours

Training language

English

Training Format

Online

Dates

01/07/2023

Registration Deadline

03/07/2023

Description

Description

Hydrogen and its applications not only represent a robust, feasible and flexible response to the energy crisis, but the decarbonisation of the economy resulting from its use also has the potential to tackle the very roots of the global climate crisis.

The shift to hydrogen will not only be a smooth continuous transformation process over the following decades but will also give impetus to a fundamental and disruptive energy transition within a short period of time. But what is hydrogen and how can it be produced? How can hydrogen contribute to a cleaner energy system? What is the hydrogen economy? And finally, how can we harvest the potential benefits of this emerging technology?

This course was written to address these questions and explain the major components of hydrogen as an emerging energy technology.

The topics covered are:

  • The element hydrogen (H)
  • Energy related properties of hydrogen
  • Types of hydrogen applications
  • Hydrogen generation and fuel cells
  • Hydrogen infrastructure
  • System integration / sector coupling
  • The cost of hydrogen
  • International strategies and roadmaps

Receive a reminder one week before the registration deadline.

Learning Objectives

Learning objectives

After completing this course, you should be able to:

  • explain the basic components of a hydrogen-based energy system and its respective infrastructure;
  • describe the current uses of hydrogen, its production methods, and its infrastructure requirements;
  • describe the opportunities and limits of hydrogen as an energy carrier and technology and its potential contribution to sustainable energy systems in the future; and
  • understand the current status of hydrogen policies in the international arena.

Target Groups

Target groups

This course is suitable for those whom:

  • would like a short overview of the current use of hydrogen, its production technologies, infrastructure and storage; or
  • want to know how to include hydrogen in roadmaps and strategies for a sustainable energy supply.

RENAC certificate upon successful completion of the course for participants who score 70% or higher on the exam.

Features

Features

Flexibility to study at any time and from any location

Moderated discussion forum for students

Multimedia learning materials

RENAC certificate upon successful completion of the training

We offer discounts for our alumni, group bookings, and multiple purchases. Contact us for further details.

Contact with learning facilitators

Self-assessments

Certification

Lecturers

Lecturers

There aren't any lecturers in this training.

Description

Hydrogen and its applications not only represent a robust, feasible and flexible response to the energy crisis, but the decarbonisation of the economy resulting from its use also has the potential to tackle the very roots of the global climate crisis.

The shift to hydrogen will not only be a smooth continuous transformation process over the following decades but will also give impetus to a fundamental and disruptive energy transition within a short period of time. But what is hydrogen and how can it be produced? How can hydrogen contribute to a cleaner energy system? What is the hydrogen economy? And finally, how can we harvest the potential benefits of this emerging technology?

This course was written to address these questions and explain the major components of hydrogen as an emerging energy technology.

The topics covered are:

  • The element hydrogen (H)
  • Energy related properties of hydrogen
  • Types of hydrogen applications
  • Hydrogen generation and fuel cells
  • Hydrogen infrastructure
  • System integration / sector coupling
  • The cost of hydrogen
  • International strategies and roadmaps

Receive a reminder one week before the registration deadline.

Learning objectives

After completing this course, you should be able to:

  • explain the basic components of a hydrogen-based energy system and its respective infrastructure;
  • describe the current uses of hydrogen, its production methods, and its infrastructure requirements;
  • describe the opportunities and limits of hydrogen as an energy carrier and technology and its potential contribution to sustainable energy systems in the future; and
  • understand the current status of hydrogen policies in the international arena.

Target groups

This course is suitable for those whom:

  • would like a short overview of the current use of hydrogen, its production technologies, infrastructure and storage; or
  • want to know how to include hydrogen in roadmaps and strategies for a sustainable energy supply.

RENAC certificate upon successful completion of the course for participants who score 70% or higher on the exam.

Features

Flexibility to study at any time and from any location

Moderated discussion forum for students

Multimedia learning materials

RENAC certificate upon successful completion of the training

We offer discounts for our alumni, group bookings, and multiple purchases. Contact us for further details.

Contact with learning facilitators

Self-assessments

Certification

Lecturers

There aren't any lecturers in this training.

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