The Master’s in Green Hydrogen Projects is a high-level specialization that strategically integrates all the critical dimensions of the green hydrogen sector for professionals seeking to advance their careers and operate successfully. This program equips you with advanced skills to lead and manage green hydrogen initiatives, even under the most challenging circumstances. You will delve into product strategy, the development of complex infrastructure, and the essential funding sources needed to drive critical infrastructure projects. You will explore the generation and storage of this resource, its applications in electricity production, and specific facilities—always from the perspective of reducing emissions and mitigating climate change. You will strengthen your ability to make strategic decisions, optimizing every phase of the lifecycle of green technology projects and ensuring their technical and economic viability. You will develop high-level skills in implementing innovative and sustainable solutions, transforming the energy landscape and actively contributing to industrial and social decarbonization. You will analyze decarbonization techniques and technologies—including hydrogen production and fuel cells—to gain a comprehensive view of the ecosystem.
Objectives
Lead the conceptualization and design of initiatives in this sector, taking into account its role as an energy source and its environmental impact.
Lead the implementation of advanced methods for the production and conversion of energy from this resource, optimizing processes and resources.
Develop strategies for the storage and management of this resource, ensuring the safety and operational efficiency of the facilities.
Manage the development of energy infrastructure and transportation systems for this sector, taking into account logistics and applicable regulations.
Evaluate the applications of this vector in electricity generation and other industrial uses, identifying opportunities for innovation.
Make strategic decisions regarding the financing of sustainable projects and their economic viability, starting from the initial phase.
Integrate decarbonization techniques and technologies into the planning of sustainable energy projects.
Analyze the context of climate change and the energy transition to position high-impact projects.
Methodology
At Educa PHAROS, we use a highly practical methodology focused on the direct application of knowledge in the student’s professional environment, combining theoretical content with real-world case studies, digital tools, and the guidance of a specialized teaching team.
Program
History of Hydrogen
What is hydrogen?
Current Electricity and Energy Matrix
Hydrogen as an Energy Carrier
Outlook for the Hydrogen Roadmap
PEM Electrolysis
Alkaline Electrolysis
SOEC and AEM Electrolysis
Hydrogen Storage
Hydrogen Distribution
Fuel Cells
PEM Fuel Cells
AT Fuel Cells
Hydrogen Turbines and Engines
Fuel-Cell Vehicles
Refueling stations
Sizing of Major Equipment
Safety Considerations. Explosive Atmospheres
Design of Hydrogen-Related Facilities and Fuel Cells
Example of an installation calculation.
Energy Production and Its Evolution
Fossil Fuels: The End of an Era
Strategies for Sustainability
Energy Demand and the Energy Transition
Energy and the Future
Climate Change
Effects and Strategies Related to Climate Change
Energy Transition Roadmap
The Evolution of the Energy Transition
Carbon taxes and ESG criteria
Key Drivers of the Energy Transition
Renewable Electricity Generation, Electrification, and Energy Storage
Mobility and Transportation
Carbon Capture and Storage
Circular Economy and New Materials
Hydrogen (H2)
Bioenergy
Integration of bioenergy processes with other technologies
Cities of the Future (Smart Cities)
Entrepreneurship and Enabling Technologies and Developments for Decarbonization
Hydrogen Production
Hydrocarbon Refinery
Partial oxidation and other hydrocarbon-based processes
Coal and Biomass Gasification
Advantages and Disadvantages: A Comparison of the Different Processes
Electrolytic Processes
Alkaline Electrolyzers
Polymer Electrolyzers
Alternative Method for Producing Green Hydrogen
Technology Readiness Level
The Origins and Operation of Fuel Cells
Composition and Types of Fuel Cells
How Polymer Batteries Work
Components of Polymer Batteries
Progress and Future Outlook
Solid-oxide fuel cells. Geometries and materials.
Fuel Cell Efficiency
Alkaline, phosphoric acid, and molten carbonate batteries
Biobatteries
Design and Cost Estimation of a Fuel Cell
Features and Storage Systems
Storage in the form of compressed hydrogen gas
Pressurized Tanks: Types, Characteristics, and Development Objectives
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Industry, Energy, and the Environment 
Spanish 
Credits: 60 ECTS
Leadership and Management 
Spanish
60 ECTS