The first two days focuses on Renewable Energy, covering solar, wind, hybrid systems, and energy storage—laying the groundwork for understanding hydrogen production.

The three last days explores the green hydrogen value chain, from production to end use, with sessions on electrolysis, fuel cells, hydrogen storage, and integration into smart microgrids. Participants will also examine regulatory frameworks, industry standards, and conduct Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) to evaluate environmental impact.

Led by experts from academia and industry, the program combines lectures, workshops, and real-life case studies, culminating in a Business Game mini-hackathon, where teams develop and pitch green hydrogen project concepts. This hands-on approach equips participants with both technical knowledge and strategic insight to navigate the evolving hydrogen sector.