Professional Certificate of Competency in Hydrogen Energy - Production, Delivery, Storage, and Use, Professional Certificate, Engineering Institute of Technology

Australia . Cricos: 03567C

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About Professional Certificate of Competency in Hydrogen Energy - Production, Delivery, Storage, and Use, Professional Certificate - at Engineering Institute of Technology

This course is designed for engineers and professionals who are interested in working within the developing multi-billion dollar Hydrogen Industry. It will benefit people who are interested in understanding how hydrogen is produced, stored, and utilized for energy applications. It is also designed for students who are interested in this exciting industry and want to understand how we can create a sustainable future with hydrogen technologies.

Course Benefits

You may be eligible to claim CPD points through your local engineering association.
Receive a Certificate of Completion from EIT.
Learn from well-known faculty and industry experts from around the globe.
Flexibility of attending anytime from anywhere, even when you are working full-time.
Interact with industry experts during the webinars and get the latest updates/announcements on the subject.
Experience a global learning with students from various backgrounds and experience which is a great networking opportunity.
Understand fundamentals of hydrogen, the production process, application of hydrogen and international policies and laws.
Learn from industry experts on development and implementation of latest technologies in hydrogen based on hydrogen pricing, markets, and other economic factors.
Gain practical insights on how to make a technical and commercial comparison between modern hydrogen production technologies.

Course Details

The course is composed of 12 modules, covering the fundamental principles and concepts used in process design and plant design.

This course provides the fundamentals of hydrogen energy and hydrogen energy storage as fuel cell and will also provide an understanding of the innovative technologies being implemented in hydrogen industry in the recent times. Hydrogen production methods are presented, with a specific attention to electrolysis as a means for producing hydrogen from renewable energies. Hydrogen storage methods are described and the process of electrical energy generation from hydrogen by using fuel cell technology is explained.

During this course, we will discuss in detail about hydrogen economy and future trends in addition to having a broad understanding of the opportunities and challenges with hydrogen and will develop an understanding of the properties and safety aspects of hydrogen, including its application to hydrogen production plants and refueling stations.

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