PROGRAM DETAILS

Introduction

Hydrogen is rapidly emerging as a key player in the transition towards sustainable and decarbonized energy systems. With its unique properties, hydrogen has the potential to transform multiple sectors, including transportation, power generation, and industrial processes, and become a significant contributor to achieving global net-zero emissions goals. However, understanding the economics of hydrogen is critical in evaluating its potential as a viable energy source. The economics of hydrogen encompasses the costs of production, storage, transportation, infrastructure, and the policies and regulations governing the industry. As the world moves towards a low-carbon economy, it is crucial for professionals, policymakers, and researchers to understand the economics of hydrogen and its potential implications for various sectors. This five-day program provides a comprehensive understanding of the economics of hydrogen, with a focus on production methods, storage, transportation, infrastructure, and the challenges and opportunities in the hydrogen industry. The program is designed to equip participants with the necessary knowledge to evaluate the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source and assess its economic viability in different sectors.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the program, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills required to

• Understand the basics of hydrogen and its properties
• Evaluate the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source
• Understand the different methods of producing hydrogen and their economics
• Evaluate the economic viability of hydrogen in various sectors
• Analyze the economics of hydrogen production, storage, and transportation
• Understand the policies and regulations governing the hydrogen industry
• Evaluate the challenges and opportunities in the hydrogen industry

Who Should Attend

This program is designed for professionals, policymakers, and researchers who are interested in understanding the economics of hydrogen. The program is suitable for professionals from the energy, transportation, and industrial sectors.

Training Methodology

The program will be conducted through a mix of lectures, case studies, group discussions, and interactive sessions. The participants will be provided with reading material and case studies to prepare for the sessions. The program will be delivered by industry experts, academics, and policymakers.

Program Content

 Day 1: Introduction to Hydrogen

• Introduction to the program
• Basics of hydrogen and its properties
• Hydrogen as a clean energy source
• Potential of hydrogen in different sectors

 Day 2: Hydrogen Production Methods and Economics

• Different methods of producing hydrogen
• Production costs and economics of different methods
• Comparison of different production methods

 Day 3: Economics of Hydrogen in Different Sectors

• Evaluation of the economic viability of hydrogen in different sectors, including transportation, power generation, and industrial applications
• Case studies on the economics of hydrogen in different sectors

 Day 4: Hydrogen Storage, Transportation, and Infrastructure

• Economics of hydrogen storage and transportation
• Infrastructure requirements for hydrogen
• Policies and regulations governing the hydrogen industry

 Day 5: Challenges and Opportunities in the Hydrogen Industry

• Analysis of the challenges and opportunities in the hydrogen industry
• Case studies on successful hydrogen projects
• Conclusion and summary of the program