Description

The microcredential "M3-4-08 - Hydrogen production: technologies and materials" focuses on the various methods and materials used in the production of hydrogen. Participants will learn about the different technologies involved in hydrogen production, including electrolysis, steam methane reforming, and biomass gasification. They will also explore the materials used in these processes, such as catalysts and membranes. This microcredential provides a comprehensive understanding of the key concepts and practices in hydrogen production.

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Details

Microcredential

Non-Formal

Learn & Earn

English

5 years

25:00Learning Hours: 25ECTS: 1

Advanced

EQF - Europe: Level 6

Skills you will earn

Energy System Comparison

Recognise and compare different energy sources, including green hydrogen, in the context of global energy transition.

EU Hydrogen Policy Awareness

Interpret European Union policies, regulations, and reports related to hydrogen technologies and colour classification.

Semiconductor Fundamentals

Identify and differentiate between conductors, semiconductors, and insulators in energy applications.

Photovoltaic Technology Analysis

Differentiate PV technologies and apply key performance parameters using datasheets and I–V curve measurements.

Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting

Identify suitable semiconductor materials and analyse system configurations for photo-water splitting, including integrated and non-integrated approaches.

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