Training Course: Hydrogen, Genesis Element. 360 horas. On demand.

TRAINING COURSE: HYDROGEN, GENESIS ELEMENT. 360 HORAS. ON DEMAND.

At the end of this module, the student will be able to learn the most important hydrogen as genesis element and the concepts of hydrogen as an energy vector, how this element is into of processes, such as generation, production, distribution, use, and environment; understand the development of the hydrogen industry today beyond, and in the immediate future, learn about sustainability and environment, especially about the importance of Hydrogen in the decarbonization of the industry, master other technical variables involved in the Hydrogen Industry.

The student will also be able to understand the mobility applications of hydrogen as well as learning about the hazardous properties of Hydrogen and the safety restrictions that must be observed in the handling process. Other matters to study are how to assess risk situations to finally gain a global understanding of the hydrogen route and understand the different generation systems.

In the final part, we will also focus on the hydrogen economy through the study of different practical cases to develop a political and techno-economic vision on the economy and its market niches that hydrogen offers within the technology that is implemented for carbon treatment and energy generation in conjunction with other renewable energy technologies.

1. Characteristics of hydrogen

2. Hydrogen as an energy vector

3. Environment and sustainability

4. Other variables of interest

5. Transport and logistics

6. Hydrogen Economic

7. Hydrogen generation with renewable Energy.

DURATION AND DEDICATION.

The duration approximate of the course is six months. 360 hours

The recommended dedication properly follow the course is about 15 hours/week.

At least 360 hours that the student can distribute as best suits him as it is an on-demand course.

Equivalent Number of ECTS credits: 15

REGISTRATION PRICE*.

396 €

*198 € Launch offer 50% of its value for the first registrations.