Hydrogen Engineering: Production, Storage & Fuel Cell System

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Hydrogen Engineering: Production, Storage & Fuel Cell System

Hydrogen is emerging as an important technology for clean energy, industrial decarbonization, transportation and future mobility.

But how does the complete hydrogen energy system actually work?

This course takes you through the engineering journey from hydrogen production to storage and finally electricity generation using fuel cells.

You will learn the technologies, engineering principles, efficiency challenges and safety considerations behind the hydrogen ecosystem.

What You Will Learn

  • Fundamentals and properties of hydrogen
  • Hydrogen economy and the hydrogen value chain
  • Green, blue and grey hydrogen production
  • Hydrogen production technologies and electrolysis
  • Hydrogen purification and fuel-quality requirements
  • Hydrogen compression and storage
  • Hydrogen transportation and infrastructure
  • Different hydrogen storage approaches
  • Fundamentals of PEM fuel cells
  • Fuel-cell components and operating principles
  • How PEM fuel cells convert hydrogen into electrical energy
  • Fuel-cell efficiency and performance losses
  • Fuel-cell degradation and failure mechanisms
  • Hydrogen safety and engineering considerations
  • Applications of hydrogen in transportation, energy and future mobility
  • Hydrogen vs battery-based energy systems

Understand the Complete Hydrogen Value Chain

The course connects the major stages of a hydrogen energy system:

Production → Purification → Compression → Storage → Transportation → Fuel Cell → Power Generation → Application

Understanding this complete chain helps you see how decisions at one stage affect the performance, efficiency, cost and safety of the overall system.

Why Learn Hydrogen Engineering?

Hydrogen brings together several engineering disciplines, including:

Mechanical Engineering | Chemical Engineering | Electrical Engineering | Automotive Engineering | Energy Engineering | Fuel Cell Technology

This makes hydrogen knowledge valuable for students and professionals exploring clean energy, fuel cells, EVs, automotive technology and future mobility.

Your Learning Outcome

By the end of this course, you will have a structured understanding of how hydrogen is produced, purified, stored and used in fuel-cell systems, along with the major engineering challenges involved in making hydrogen-based energy systems practical.

Build your foundation in hydrogen engineering and understand the technology shaping clean energy and future mobility.

Getting Started: Hydrogen Engineering Career & Learning Journey
Why Hydrogen Matters: Energy Challenges and the Hydrogen Economy
Understanding Hydrogen Fundamentals: Properties, Potential, and Reality
Hydrogen Production Pathways: Green, Blue, and Grey Hydrogen Economics
Hydrogen Purification and Fuel Quality for Fuel Cells : ISO Standards for Fuel C
Understanding Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Fuel Cells
Hydrogen Production Technologies, Classification, and Environmental Impact.
Hydrogen Purification, Storage & Compression for Fuel Cell Applications
Fuel Cell Electrochemistry Fundamentals
Understanding the Role of the Gas Diffusion Layer in PEM Fuel Cells
High-Temperature Fuel Cell Technologies
Catalyst Poisoning and Fuel Cell Degradation
Fuel Cell Durability and Lifetime Engineering
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Course details
Duration 4 Hours 43 Minutes
Lectures 28
Level Beginner
Lifetime
Desktop, Laptop, Tablet & Mobile
Course requirements
  • No prior knowledge of hydrogen technology or fuel cells is required.
  • Basic engineering or science knowledge is helpful but not mandatory.
  • An interest in clean energy, hydrogen, automotive technology or future mobility is recommended.
  • Suitable for engineering students, diploma holders, graduates, researchers and working professionals.
Intended audience
  • Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical and Automotive Engineering students
  • Energy, Renewable Energy and Mechatronics students
  • Diploma students and engineering graduates
  • M.Tech, PhD students and researchers
  • Automotive and EV enthusiasts
  • Professionals exploring hydrogen, fuel cells and clean-energy technologies
  • Students working on hydrogen, fuel-cell or future-mobility projects
  • Anyone who wants to understand hydrogen engineering from fundamentals