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Course · 300 h · 5 modules
Course in Offshore Green Hydrogen and Energy Storage
Introduces you to producing green hydrogen at sea using power from offshore wind farms. You will study offshore electrolysis, production platforms, pipeline and ship transport, energy storage and the safety and economic…
Duration300 h
FormatOnline
Starts23 November
Places20 / 20
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Programme overview
What is the Course in Offshore Green Hydrogen and Energy Storage?
The Course in Offshore Green Hydrogen and Energy Storage
Introduces you to producing green hydrogen at sea using power from offshore wind farms. You will study offshore electrolysis, production platforms, pipeline and ship transport, energy storage and the safety and economic challenges of these projects.
Key advantages
- Cutting-edge topic: Pilot projects that will shape the next decade.
- Integration with offshore wind: Production alongside wind farms.
- Complete chain: Production, transport, storage and use.
- Safety: Hydrogen hazards in the marine environment.
- Economic view: Costs and business models.
Programme type
Course
Study mode
Online
Duration
300 hours
Modules
5
Programme highlights
- Know electrolysis: Compare electrolyser technologies.
- Integrate with renewables: Design production alongside offshore wind.
- Transport hydrogen: Assess pipelines, ships and carriers.
- Store energy: Learn about battery and salt cavern storage.
- Get ahead: Prepare for an emerging sector.
- Discover the sea’s role in the hydrogen economy.
Curriculum
Programme Structure
The programme is structured in 5 modules, listed below in order of study.
01
Fundamentals of Green Hydrogen
- The hydrogen economy
- Alkaline, PEM and solid oxide electrolysis
- Seawater and desalination
- Efficiency and costs
- Uses of hydrogen
02
Offshore Production and Integration with Wind
- Centralised platform production
- Decentralised in-turbine production
- Onshore production with offshore power
- Production platform design
- Pilot projects
03
Transport and Carriers
- Subsea hydrogen pipelines
- Repurposing gas pipelines
- Shipping: liquefied hydrogen and carriers
- Ammonia as a carrier
- Port terminals
04
Storage and Safety
- Compressed and liquefied storage
- Salt cavern storage
- Batteries and hybrid storage
- Hydrogen hazards at sea
- Standards and certification
05
Economics and Case Study
- Levelised cost of hydrogen
- Subsidies and markets
- Business models
- Project planning
- Case study
Workload
Study Time and Workload
300 hours of study, online and at your own pace. Move the slider to the hours a week you can really put in.
Hours a week8
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Who it is for
Energy, chemical and naval engineers: interested in hydrogen Offshore wind professionals: exploring new business models Oil and gas offshore professionals: in career transition Port specialists: planning hydrogen hubs Energy consultants: interested in the marine sector
Faculty
Academic direction and faculty
The teaching team at Navalis: working professionals who deliver and oversee the institute's programmes.
Eng. Diego Cifuentes
Cap. Javier Abaroa (MCA)
Dr. Pau Ferrer
Dr. Nuria Llobregat
Eng. Javier Bañuls
Eng. Sofía Marquina
Eng. Tomás Riera
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Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
- 01Understand hydrogen production
- 02Analyse offshore production
- 03Assess transport
- 04Know storage options
- 05Apply safety
- 06Assess economics
Careers
Career Opportunities
01Hydrogen projects specialist: At energy companies and developers.
02Offshore integration engineer: Production alongside offshore wind.
03Hydrogen hub planner: At ports.
04Energy consultant: Transition projects.
Questions
Entry Requirements
There are pilot and demonstration projects; the course analyses their status and results.
No. This course focuses on offshore production and storage; the master’s on using fuels on board.
No. The processes are explained technically and accessibly.
Yes, in a dedicated module.
Yes, in the final module.
100% online, with a virtual campus available 24/7, live sessions that are recorded, and tutorials with the teaching staff.
The programme involves 300 hours of study. You can work at your own pace within the timetable we give you when you enrol.
Each programme has its own start date, shown on this page and confirmed by our admissions team when you enquire.
On completing the programme you receive the Course in Offshore Green Hydrogen and Energy Storage qualification awarded by Navalis Magna Institute.
Online admissions
Admissions Process
No waiting for a phone call. If your documents are complete, you can pay in the same session.
Entry requirements
Entry profile: A technical or scientific background, or experience in the energy, offshore or maritime sector. Language: A good working level of English to follow classes and materials. Technical requirements: A computer with a stable internet connection, an up-to-date browser and a webcam for live sessions and project presentations. Admissions process: Online application, profile review and a short interview with the academic team. We confirm your start date when you enquire.
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