Hydrogen: Production, Delivery, Storage and Use

What are the Goals?

By the end of this training course, the participants will be able to:

• Identify the challenges and opportunities of the organizations most significant energy sources and consumers for the use of hydrogen fuel
• Understand the full cycle of hydrogen as a fuel from production to use by the consumer
• Be informed of new energy infrastructure requirements for hydrogen fuel
• Understand current hydrogen technology
• Identification of safety challenges and mitigations for the use of hydrogen

Who is this Training Course for?

This training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• Energy Managers
• Technical Managers and Supervisors
• Environmental Managers and Supervisors
• Corporate Strategy and Business Development in the Energy Sector
• Engineers and Technicians within Industrial functions
• Consultants who wish to evaluate the benefits of adopting sustainability and energy management techniques

Daily Agenda

Day One: The Role of Hydrogen In The Future Energy Mix

• Global view of current energy uses
• Climate Change Drivers
• Future energy mix to decarbonise economies
• The role of hydrogen in reducing greenhouse gas emissions
• Properties of hydrogen 

Day Two: Operational Hydrogen Considerations

• Current Hydrogen Production
• Electrolysis Technologies
• Future hydrogen production, blue and green hydrogen
• Hydrogen Fuel Cells Technology
• Energy networks and the transition to hydrogen fuel
• Hydrogen Storage Solutions 

Day Three: Use of Hydrogen In Industrial Applications

• Operational challenges and solutions for decarbonising industry
• Use of Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• Adapting Current Technology
• Electrical batteries charge times vs hydrogen refilling times
• Economic Inflation Considerations 

Day Four: Use of Hydrogen In Domestic Applications

• Current and future energy scenarios for domestic consumers
• Use of Hydrogen in Space Heating and Cooking
• Hydrogen Distribution Networks
• Fuel Gas Quality Considerations
• Current Hydrogen Technology and Research 

Day Five: Hydrogen Safety Considerations and Mitigations

• Comparison of the properties of hydrogen to other fuels
• Stoichiometry and Flammability Range
• Safety Mitigations
• Equipment Selection and Instrumentation Requirements
• Safety Incidents and Case Studies