Led by an industry expert this course explores the challenges and opportunities for stakeholders and those interested in entering the emerging supply chain – the potential rewards are huge, do not be left behind.
As we move towards a zero-carbon future, new synergies around offshore wind and hydrogen promise to transform the energy sector. Combining these technologies can revolutionise the way we think about extracting energy; transport and energy storage – creating a new economic infrastructure and supply chain where huge opportunities await.
Aimed at stakeholders, business and those looking to understand the essentials along with the opportunities offered by the market.
Course content:
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- Global offshore wind – what comes next?
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- Challenges and opportunities – ‘Air to Gas’ the integration of offshore wind and hydrogen
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- The coming hydrogen economy: What is it? How will it be implemented?
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- Supply chain – electrolysers, other equipment and services needed, where and when?
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- The rise of the offshore megaproject
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- Route to market – who to talk to, how to do business, engaging with the industry
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- Overcoming the hurdles to market entry
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- National and global opportunities
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- Innovation
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- Next steps
Who should attend?
- Companies and organisations seeking to enter the wind and hydrogen energy arena with its myriad opportunities in a market valued, in one scenario, by the Bank of America at 11 trillion dollars.
- Existing energy companies particularly those who are already part of the oil and gas supply chain and those looking to future-proof their capabilities
- Particularly relevant to engineering companies, those involved in storage compression equipment and shipping
Course delivery and duration – this can be adapted as required:
This course is usually run over two 3-hour sessions either online or in-person and can be adapted to meet specific organisational needs.
More information
Please contact us or book a free call with Charley for a no-obligation chat about this or any of our training opportunities