Overview

The development of a robust hydrogen ecosystem is critical for achieving carbon neutrality and mitigating climate change. However, significant investments in infrastructure, research, and development are required to make hydrogen a viable and cost-effective alternative to fossil fuels. Various countries have already started investing in the hydrogen economy, and several pilot projects are underway to explore the potential of hydrogen in various applications. Hydrogen can be used for industrial processes, heating buildings, and as a feedstock for the production of chemicals. Hence IESD is offering an advanced training and certification opportunity which dives deep into hydrogen storage techniques and distribution methods.

IESD’s Hydrogen Storage, Transportation and Distribution Program is designed by domain experts in the fields. The program is spaced over 60 days, that is enough to acquire knowledge on the subjects at the participant’s own pace. Enrolled participants shall be provided with a course completion certificate provided they have scored minimum 50% in the evaluation. The program is delivered through directed readings divided into 8 modules, followed by objective assessment and viva with the aid of Learning Management System (LMS).

Hydrogen can be stored and transported in various physical state through multi modal containers. Hydrogen can also be transported as a carrier, such as in the form of ammonia, methanol, or even water. This allows for easier and safer transport of hydrogen, as these carriers are less volatile and can be handled using existing infrastructure.

The enrolled participants are allotted mentors and coaches who can be approached on need basis for any technical guidance or discussion related to the program. The enrolled participants will be tested for their proficiency by the way of objective tests and viva.