M3-4-10 - Water resources management in the context of the hydrogen economy

Description

The microcredential "M3-4-10 - Water resources management in the context of the hydrogen economy" focuses on the sustainable management of water resources within the growing hydrogen economy. Participants will learn about the importance of water in hydrogen production, the potential environmental impacts, and strategies for efficient water use. This microcredential equips individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to address water challenges in the context of advancing hydrogen technologies.

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Details

Microcredential

Non-Formal

Learn & Earn

English

5 years

25:00Learning Hours: 25ECTS: 1

Advanced

EQF - Europe: Level 7

Skills you will earn

Hydrogen Water Demand Assessment

Identify, quantify, and assess water requirements for hydrogen production processes, including electrolysis.

Closed-Loop Water Strategy Design

Develop tailored water management strategies using reuse and closed-loop water cycle approaches for hydrogen systems.

Water Regulation and Sustainability Compliance

Assess compliance with EU Green Deal requirements, water permitting rules, and local regulations, and apply basic LCA principles.

Water Treatment for Hydrogen Systems

Evaluate and apply desalination and filtration technologies to ensure suitable water quality for hydrogen production.

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