Build real fluency in hydrogen value chain & sustainable aviation

We run a range of expert-led training courses covering hydrogen, fuel cells, electrolysers and sustainable aviation. Register your interest to stay up to date with our upcoming courses and be among the first to know when new training programmes are announced. Drawing on 25+ years across fuel cells, electrolysers, green hydrogen and clean aviation.

Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Fundamentals

This foundational programme gives participants a clear and structured grounding in the science and engineering behind the hydrogen economy. It covers the essential properties of hydrogen, the main production pathways - grey, blue, green and turquoise - and the full value chain through storage, transport and end use. Participants gain a working understanding of the fuel cell family and how each technology converts hydrogen into usable power, along with where these systems fit across stationary, mobility and industrial applications. Delivered in accessible, practical terms and supported by real-world examples, the course equips cross-functional teams with the shared vocabulary and technical confidence to engage effectively in hydrogen projects.

Fuel Cell Technologies Deep-Dive

This intensive programme takes participants beyond the fundamentals into the working detail of every major fuel cell technology - PEMFC, DMFC, SOFC, AFC, MCFC and PAFC. It examines the underlying electrochemistry, stack architecture and balance-of-plant design that determine real-world performance, alongside the degradation and durability mechanisms that shape operating life and cost. Through comparative analysis, participants learn how to match the right technology to a given application, fuel type and duty cycle. The course draws on real engineering and deployment experience across stationary power, mobility and industrial applications, equipping technical teams to make confident, well-informed technology decisions.

Green Hydrogen Production & Electrolysers

This applied programme examines how green hydrogen is produced and the electrolyser technologies at the heart of the process - alkaline, PEM, SOEC and AEM - comparing their efficiency, cost, maturity and scalability. It explores the integration of electrolysers with wind and solar generation, the engineering challenges of intermittent operation, and the factors that drive the levelised cost of hydrogen. Participants gain practical insight into system design, performance optimisation and the commercial levers that make production projects viable and bankable. Drawing on real project and deployment experience, the course equips technical and commercial teams to evaluate production pathways and make confident investment and design decisions.

Hydrogen Storage, Transport & Carriers

This programme explores how hydrogen is stored, moved and delivered across the value chain, and the trade-offs that shape each route. It covers compressed and liquid hydrogen technologies, cryogenic LH₂ handling, and the leading hydrogen carriers - green ammonia, methanol, e-fuels and liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHCs). Participants learn how carrier choice reshapes project economics, energy efficiency, infrastructure requirements and safety, from production site to point of use. Drawing on real deployment experience, the course equips technical and commercial teams to weigh storage and distribution options and select the right approach for a given application, distance and scale.

Hydrogen Powered Aviation

This programme focuses exclusively on hydrogen as an aviation fuel and the pathways to zero-emission flight. It covers both hydrogen fuel cell and direct combustion propulsion, onboard liquid hydrogen (LH₂) storage, fuel system integration, and the refuelling and airport infrastructure needed to support hydrogen aircraft. Participants examine the key technical and certification challenges - from cryogenic storage and safety to weight, volume and range trade-offs - and how these shape aircraft design and route viability. Informed by the founder's leadership of the International Hydrogen Aviation Conference, the course gives engineering, strategy and policy teams a clear, grounded understanding of where hydrogen-powered aviation stands today and the road to commercial deployment.

Sustainable Aviation Fuels

This programme provides a clear and practical understanding of sustainable aviation fuels and their role in decarbonising the aviation sector. It covers the main SAF production pathways - including HEFA, alcohol-to-jet, methaol-to-jet Fischer-Tropsch and power-to-liquid (e-fuels) - along with feedstock options, lifecycle carbon accounting and fuel certification standards. Participants explore the policy frameworks, market mechanisms and economics shaping SAF adoption, and how it compares with hydrogen and other decarbonisation routes. Drawing on real industry insight, the course equips airlines, fuel producers, investors and policy teams with the technical and commercial grounding to evaluate SAF opportunities and navigate a fast-evolving market.

Project Feasibility & Due Diligence

This programme provides a structured framework for assessing the technical, commercial and financial viability of hydrogen projects. It covers technology readiness, risk identification and mitigation, offtake arrangements, funding structures and the criteria that underpin confident go/no-go decisions. Participants learn how to scrutinise assumptions, stress-test project economics and evaluate the factors that determine whether a project is genuinely bankable. Drawing on real advisory and due diligence experience, the course equips investors, developers and project teams to make rigorous, well-informed decisions and to present projects credibly to funders and stakeholders.

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