The course Hydrogen Use and Applications offers you a gateway into the rapidly expanding field of hydrogen technology, a cornerstone in the transition to sustainable energy. As industries shift towards greener solutions, expertise in hydrogen applications is in high demand. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of hydrogen’s role in stationary, mobile and portable applications, as well as its potential in Power-to-X technologies. You will acquire the necessary skills to navigate and innovate in sectors where hydrogen is set to revolutionise energy systems. By taking part, you will position yourself at the forefront of a a booming industry, boosting your career prospects and helping to build a sustainable future. This online course offers the flexibility to learn at your own pace, making it ideal for those keen to gain cutting-edge knowledge without compromising their existing commitments.
Hydrogen Use and Applications
Energy
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- To understand the role of hydrogen in stationary applications for energy efficiency.
- To analyse the impact of hydrogen in mobile applications for sustainable transport.
- To explore the use of hydrogen in portable applications to extend device battery life.
- To identify Power-to-X processes and their benefits in energy conversion.
- To evaluate hydrogen storage solutions in different application contexts.
- To understand hydrogen’s environmental impact and its potential to reduce emissions.
- To assess the economic viability of hydrogen technologies in various sectors.
Table of Contents
UNIT 1. STATIONARY APPLICATIONS
1. Large-scale power generation
2. Decentralised power generation systems
3. Microgeneration power systems
4. Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Systems
5. Combined heat and power systems
UNIT 2. MOBILE APPLICATIONS
1. Introduction and future prospects for mobile applications
2. Forklift trucks
3. Passenger cars and buses
4. Air mobility and maritime mobility
5. Other vehicles
UNIT 3. PORTABLE APPLICATIONS
1. Reversible fuel cells
2. Space applications
3. Micro fuel cells
4. Portable generators
5. Other systems
UNIT 4. POWER-TO-X
1. Power-to-X: Fundamentals and concepts
2. Power-to-Gas (PTG)
3. Power-to-Liquid (PTL)
4. Power-to-Heat (PTH)
5. Hydrogen and its applications worldwide
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