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Overview

Discover how green hydrogen is revolutionising the energy landscape and driving the global transition toward sustainability. This course offers a deep dive into the production of green hydrogen, guiding learners through every step of the process, from electrolysis technologies to key performance metrics. You will explore essential topics, such as … For more content click the Read More button below. By analysing real-world case studies and industry applications, you will gain practical insights and develop the technical expertise needed to evaluate and design hydrogen production systems. This course equips you with the knowledge and skills to make meaningful contributions to the fast-evolving energy sector. This course is the first half of the Hydrogen Production for Electrical Engineers (HPEE) series, serving as the foundational framework for HPEE Part 2. Part 1 provides a comprehensive overview of green hydrogen production processes and system design, and Part 2 will delve deeper into the electrical engineering aspects and grid integration challenges of hydrogen production systems.

By analysing real-world case studies and industry applications, you will gain practical insights and develop the technical expertise needed to evaluate and design hydrogen production systems. This course equips you with the knowledge and skills to make meaningful contributions to the fast-evolving energy sector.

This course is the first half of the Hydrogen Production for Electrical Engineers (HPEE) series, serving as the foundational framework for HPEE Part 2. Part 1 provides a comprehensive overview of green hydrogen production processes and system design, and Part 2 will delve deeper into the electrical engineering aspects and grid integration challenges of hydrogen production systems.

Additional Enrolment Constraints

This course is not available for students in UNSW coursework or research programs. Eligible participants will be enrolled in the course automatically.

Course Attributes

Offered in limited circumstances

Delivery

Fully online - Standard (usually weekly or fortnightly)

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Postgraduate

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Term 1

Campus

Sydney

Academic Calendar

Field of Education

031301 Electrical Engineering

Timetable

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Hydrogen Production for Electrical Engineers Part 1

ELEC9783

6 Units of Credit