Diploma in Oil & Gas
Introduction
In light of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Green Hydrogen has become crucial to achieve carbon emissions neutralization by 2050. Today we have a lot of natural gas reserves. In fact, we have about 52 times more reserves than we use each year. Considering how the population is growing, these reserves will last for about 40 years. Companies today are investing in green hydrogen production as It helps them save money on energy, they can take advantage of tax credits for being environmentally friendly, and it makes their operations more efficient. However, starting green hydrogen projects requires a lot of investment. So, oil and gas companies are still in the dilemma of how to sustain their business without sacrificing their financial revenues. The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicted that by the end of 2022, the world will have the capacity to produce 1 GW of green hydrogen. There are also ongoing projects that could increase this capacity to 240-134 GW by 2030. However, to achieve zero emissions by 2050, we'll need to produce over 700 GW by 2030. This shows that there are challenges involved in green hydrogen projects. Energy UP - National Research Center diploma is well designed to match the needs of the green fuels industry and to qualify participants to start their career in the green fuels Industry Certainly, the diploma is valuable for anyone interested in the field of green energy, including individuals looking to enter this sector and develop their skills, as well as companies intending to engage in projects related to green energy. Transitioning to green hydrogen requires a deep understanding of the technology and processes involved in this field, which is provided by the diploma program. By leveraging the knowledge and skills it offers, participants can become integral parts of the advancement of this growing and vital industry.
Content
- Introduction to green hydrogen and power to X technologies
- Toward Carbon neutralizations
- Introduction to Global warming, SDGs, Paris agreement, Net zero Initiative by 2050
- Introduction to green hydrogen production
- Introduction to hydrogen market, hydrogen road map and hydrogen projects around the world
Utilities
- Nitrogen Generation
- Storage Tanks
- Instrument Air
- Water Treatment & Water desalination
- Cooling Towers
- Chillers
Program Objectives
- Understand green hydrogen production and power to X technologies
- Get more knowledge about solar, wind and electrolizers
- How to develop a business case
- Get more knowledge about legal frameworks of green project
- Get more knowledge about GHG calculations and certifications
- Understand the green financing and financial models
Legal Frameworks of Green Hydrogen Projects
- Non-Disclosure agreement (NDA)
- Joint development agreement (JDA)
- Shareholder agreement (SHA)
- Power purchasing agreement (PPA)
- Operation & Maintenance agreement ( O&M)
- EPC agreement
- Asset integrity agreement
- Offtake agreement
Green Products Certifications
- Introduction to green fuels certification process
- Green Finance & Financial Model Development
- Introduction to Green finance
- Funding opportunities
- Introduction to financial models
- Introduction to sensitivity analysis
- How to judge a project financially
Who shall attend?
This training is suitable for anyone interested in acquiring awareness on green hydrogen production and clean energy
Duration
6 Months - Online attendance
Electrolizers
Introduction to different types of electrolizers Advantage and disadvantages of each type of electrolizers How to select the suitable electrolize
Wind Energy
Introduction to wind energy Sizing of wind energy Calculations of Levelized Cost of energy (LCOE) O&M for Wind farms
Sizing Renewables & Electrolizers
- Mixing solar and wind energy
- Sizing of renewables & electrolizers
- Calculations of (LCOH)
Business Case Development
- Component of Business case
- Development of business case
GHG Intensity
- GHG Calculations
- GHG Verifications