Interest in the topic of hydrogen is becoming more and more relevant and the development of the hydrogen supply chain is a necessary element for the energy transition.

In this context, Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (ENEA), Italian Association of Chemical Engineering (AIDIC) and the Department of Chemical Engineering, Materials and Environment of Sapienza University (DICMA) is organizing the second edition of the” Hydrogen Summer School ”on Hydrogen technologies. This initiative, first at a national level, will see the presence of speakers from the academic and industrial sectors, covering all issues related to the hydrogen supply chain, from production to transport and use.

The Hydrogen Summer School is open to PhD students, researchers and young professionals working in the areas of hydrogen technologies development. The goal is to provide a technological overview and to understand the challenges for a sustainable integration of hydrogen as vector in our society.

The second Hydrogen Summer School will take place on 27-28-29-30 may 2025, will be conducted in Italian, and welcome a maximum number of 50 participants. Equal participation between business and academic sector will be promote.

The theme of the second school will be “Building the Future of Hydrogen Projects”

School topics:

· Hydrogen value chain

· Industrial projects PNRR

· Case study

The Hydrogen Summer School will include a visit to ENEA Laboratories and several interactive sessions.

REGISTRATION LINK

The official registration to the school will be open on 1st of March 2025. School registration link will be added soon.

The registration fee is 400 €/attendant VAT included and will include:

· Attendance to the Hydrogen Summer School (4 days)

· Lunch and coffee break (3 days)

· Social program (to be defined)

School priority admission is based on registration time order.

Certificate of attendance will be released to all participants.

More info about the school program.

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