Green Hydrogen Production and Sustainable Molecule Synthesis

This program offers a deep dive into green hydrogen production technologies and the synthesis of sustainable green molecules, such as green ammonia and e-fuels. Participants will explore both the theoretical and practical aspects of hydrogen production methods, along with the processes for converting hydrogen into valuable, environmentally friendly molecules. Through hands-on case studies and tutorials, this program equips participants with a comprehensive understanding of the hydrogen economy and its applications in various industries. Upon completing this program, participants will be able to:

Understand and evaluate various green hydrogen production methods, including electrolysis, biomass gasification, and emerging technologies like photo-electrochemical processes.

Analyze and compare the efficiencies and thermodynamics of different hydrogen production processes.

Identify opportunities for innovation in hydrogen production to enhance efficiency and sustainability.

Gain insights into the synthesis of green molecules such as ammonia, methanol, and ethanol, and understand their applications across different sectors.

Conduct techno-economic assessments of green molecule production, focusing on viability, storage, and commercialization potential.

Apply knowledge gained from case studies (PEM and Alkaline Electrolyzers, Haber-Bosch process) to real-world scenarios, evaluating the efficiency, suitability, and scalability of each technology.