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WORLD LEADING BUSINESS SUPPORT
Online seminars to upskill innovators in the clean energy sector,
Various dates throughout 2025
This online seminar series, delivered by GW-SHIFT, will help upskill innovators in the clean energy sector, focusing on hydrogen, its uses, potential, and the challenges it faces as an alternative fuel.
This comprehensive programme will cover essential topics such as production, storage, feedstocks, and more, offering insights from leading academics involved in GW-SHIFT.
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Support through this programme is broken down into three strands.
Each seminar will run online for 1 – 1.5 hours and will include a Q&A session, allowing attendees to engage directly with experts. There are nine seminars in total, running bi-monthly, and participants who complete the entire series will receive a certificate of participation.
Beyond the seminars, each session will culminate in a panel webinar, where critical challenges in each area of hydrogen will be explored alongside potential solutions. These discussions will lay the groundwork for collaborative sandbox workshops, designed to develop projects tailored to industry needs in these key areas of hydrogen.
If you’re based in the South West of England or Wales and have an active interest in the hydrogen space, this programme is for you.
Whether you’re new to hydrogen or looking to deepen your expertise, the sessions are an unrivalled opportunity to access the expertise of leading researchers in the hydrogen space and start building connections with other stakeholders in the clean energy sector.
9 May l 12:00 – 13:00
Offshore renewable energy, specifically wind, tidal stream and wave power, holds massive potential for shaping a cleaner, more sustainable energy future. But what if we could take it a step further? By integrating hydrogen production into offshore energy systems, we can unlock even greater opportunities for providing green energy.
Join Professor Deborah Greaves OBE FREng, Professor in Ocean Engineering, and Dr Yeaw Chu Lee, Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering, both from the University of Plymouth, as they delve into the exciting possibilities of harnessing offshore renewable energy to create hydrogen, as well as the dynamics of liquid hydrogen sloshing in storage and transport, such as in aircraft fuel tanks.
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