Green Hydrogen Technologies for Transportation and Utilisation

This program will allow participants to:

• Navigate the Hydrogen Supply Chain: Understand the comprehensive hydrogen supply chain, from production to end-user consumption.
• Engineer Hydrogen Fuel Technologies: Design cutting-edge hydrogen fuel cells and hydrogen-powered vehicles.
• Transform Industrial Facilities: Design critical elements of industrial facilities to replace natural gas with hydrogen, driving a cleaner future.
• Embrace Agile Teamwork: Experience teamwork and agile industry practices through design thinking methodologies.
• Tackle Real-World Challenges: Engage in role-playing and challenge-based scenarios to devise practical, real-world solutions

Program Schedule

This training program consists of 15 hours of instructor led training alongside self-paced readings. The instructor lead training combines traditional teaching components, with case studies, in-class discussions, and hands-on activities performed on virtual labs, to enable data science knowledge and experience.

Learning Module

The training consists of the following lectures and labs:

• Hydrogen supply chain and transportation systems
• Hydrogen fuel cells, hydrogen vehicles
• Hydrogen utilization (cement manufacturing, metal kilns, fertilizer production etc.)

This course is ideal for:

• Senior and Middle Managers: Leaders in energy, manufacturing, and transportation sectors aiming to drive their organizations towards sustainable practices.
• Policy Makers and Regulators: Individuals involved in shaping energy policies and regulations, focused on supporting the hydrogen economy.
• Consultants: Sustainability and energy consultants looking to deepen their expertise in cutting-edge hydrogen solutions.
• Engineers and Technicians: Mechanical, chemical, environmental, and electrical engineers and technicians eager to specialize in hydrogen technologies.
• Entrepreneurs and Business Owners: Innovators and business leaders exploring opportunities in the green hydrogen market.
• Researchers and Academics: Professionals dedicated to advancing hydrogen technology and its applications.
• Environmental Advocates: Individuals passionate about sustainable energy solutions and their societal impacts.
• Industry Professionals: Anyone interested in understanding the technological, economic, and environmental aspects of hydrogen technology.

Designed from an engineering perspective, this course provides detailed insights into each technology while also examining the broader societal implications of adopting green hydrogen solutions.

On completion of this training you will receive a certificate of completion indicating your competent understanding of hydrogen transportation and utilization.

If you complete all 3 Green Hydrogen training courses you can apply for recognition of the equivalent 6 credit point university course.

Dr Billy Wu

A Reader (Associate Professor) and Director of Research in the Dyson School of Design Engineering at Imperial College London. He works in the area of electrochemical design engineering and jointly leads the Electrochemical Science and Engineering group. His research activities focuses at the interface between fundamental science and engineering application of electrochemical devices such as batteries, fuel cells (including hydrogen fuel cells) and supercapacitors, with work including: energy materials, continuum level modelling, understanding degradation, thermal management system and control.

Dr Catalina Alejandra Pino-Muñoz 

A Research Associate in the Electrochemical Science and Engineering group at Imperial College London, is an expert in electrochemical engineering and hydrogen technology. Currently, she is working on the modelling of hybrid redox flow batteries and high-temperature electrolysers / fuel cells.

Dr Stephen Wilkinson

Director of Research at The University of Wollongong in Dubai, and an Alumni of Imperial College London. He is a civil engineer and engineering geologist and an expert in the application of sustainability within the built environment. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation, a Fellow of the Geological Society and a Fellow of the Royal Microscopical Society.