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Offshore Wind and Green Hydrogen Integration

Price

$1,250

(Early bird: $1,000 until August 1)

Duration

1-Day

Dates

TBA - enroll to stayed updated

Format

Virtual (Live)

Course Status

Not Open


Offshore Wind and Green Hydrogen Integration


This course provides a comprehensive overview of the integration of offshore wind energy and green hydrogen production. Participants will explore the synergies between these two sustainable energy sources and understand the technologies, processes, and environmental benefits of green hydrogen production from offshore wind. The course covers the entire hydrogen production chain, from offshore wind power generation to electrolysis and hydrogen storage, making it suitable for professionals looking to broaden their understanding of renewable energy integration.


Who Should Attend:


Professionals, decision-makers, and individuals from various backgrounds interested in renewable energy, environmental sustainability, and the integration of offshore wind and green hydrogen technologies. This course is suitable for engineers, project managers, energy analysts, policy experts, environmentalists, and anyone looking to enhance their knowledge of these emerging energy fields.


Course Outline:


- Green Hydrogen Basics: Understanding the concept of green hydrogen, its significance, and applications.

- Wind-to-Hydrogen Pathways: Exploring the pathways for converting wind energy into green hydrogen.

- Electrolysis and Hydrogen Production: An in-depth look at the electrolysis process for green hydrogen production.

- Hydrogen Storage and Distribution: Understanding how green hydrogen is stored, transported, and utilized.

- Case Studies and Practical Applications: Real-world examples of offshore wind and green hydrogen integration projects.

- Policy and Market Considerations: An overview of relevant policies and market dynamics in the offshore wind and green hydrogen sectors.




Course instructors will be announced at a later date.



The course outline is subject to change and a detailed agenda will be shared after enrollment.


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