The Hydrogen Mobility and Infrastructure Course offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in a booming sector, where the demand for skilled professionals is constantly growing. Hydrogen is currently emerging as a promising solution for sustainable mobility, encompassing land, air and sea transport. This course equips you with the key skills to understand and manage hydrogen, as well as to handle its transport and logistics efficiently. Discover why hydrogen is fundamental to the future of transport and how you can position yourself as an expert in a field with immense potential. By enrolling, you’re not only preparing yourself for a successful professional future, but also contributing to a more sustainable world. Take advantage of the flexibility of online learning and join this energy revolution.
Hydrogen mobility and infrastructure
Energy
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- To understand hydrogen-powered land transport and its benefits.
- To analyse the applications of hydrogen in air and maritime transport.
- Identify safe techniques for handling hydrogen.
- Assess the infrastructure required for hydrogen transport.
- To examine the logistical challenges of hydrogen in transport.
- To explore the impact of hydrogen on the sustainability of transport.
- Compare hydrogen storage technologies for transport.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. LAND MOBILITY
Light rail.
Heavy goods transport
Captive fleets
Rail sector
Infrastructure
TEACHING UNIT 2. AIR AND MARITIME TRANSPORT
Energy transition in air transport
Sustainable aviation fuels (SAF)
Energy transition in maritime transport
Sustainable fuels for maritime transport
Trends in air and sea transport
TEACHING UNIT 3. HANDLING HYDROGEN
Risks associated with hydrogen
Hydrogen detection
Safety considerations
Explosive atmospheres
Hydrogen risk assessment
TEACHING UNIT 4. HYDROGEN TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS
The hydrogen journey
Distributed generation systems
A comparison of management systems
Environmental, health and safety considerations along the hydrogen supply chain
Safety and risk in the transmission, distribution and storage of hydrogen