This module introduces hydrogen’s properties, production, storage, and role in a low-carbon future. It covers safety, real-world uses, and core science through interactive learning.
Absolutely no prior knowledge required.
This module introduces hydrogen production methods and classifications, exploring how different energy sources define its "colours" and environmental impact.
This module explores hydrogen storage, safety systems, and FCEV applications, with a focus on methods, challenges, and interactive learning.
The focus is on the hydrogen-electricity conversion.
This module explores hydrogen-specific hazards and the role of PPE, using real incidents to highlight safety principles, hazard mitigation, and proper equipment care.
This module explores power conversion in hydrogen systems (AC-DC, DC-AC), safety mechanisms, and power distribution. It introduces hydrogen-fuelled engines like JCB’s machinery and on-site electrolysis for remote energy supply.
Practical examples highlight real-world applications and system design.
This module focuses on hydrogen production, highlighting PEM and AEM electrolysers and Steam Methane Reforming (SMR). Learners compare methods by efficiency, cost, and emissions, and reinforce their knowledge through quizzes on catalysts and production dynamics.
This module examines hydrogen’s unique properties like leakage, permeation, and embrittlement and how these influence engineering solutions and safety systems.
It covers hydrogen-specific valve technologies, storage tank types, and large-scale storage options, including salt caverns and chemical methods.
This module covers hydrogen use in marine settings, comparing H2-ICE and fuel cell systems for propulsion and power. It explores storage, bunkering, and safety challenges, as well as evolving maritime regulations. Case studies like MF Hydra and
Hydroville highlight real-world adoption and innovation.
This module trains lab professionals on safe hydrogen use, covering detection technologies, risk assessments, and hydrogen-powered instruments like chromatographs.
It focuses on hazard mitigation, ventilation, and emergency response through real-world examples and interactive tasks.
This module covers hydrogen infrastructure across production, transport, and storage. It examines electrolysis and SMR with carbon capture, pipeline and cryogenic transport, and storage methods including underground and chemical options. Safety, monitoring, and future trends are also explored.
