Zero Carbon Fuels: Ammonia and Hydrogen
Introduction
Zero Carbon Fuels: Ammonia and Hydrogen
By the end of this training course, the participants will learn to:
- Understand the zero-carbon fuels
- Plan for a shift toward carbon-free industry
- Apply Hydrogen as zero-carbon fuels and its requirements
- Understand the need for reducing carbon emission in industry and how to use this concept
- Take advantage of this fuel for reducing the carbon emission for our industry
This training course is designed to give individuals knowledge about reducing carbon emission by industry and whoever is interested in this aspect. In addition, it is suitable for whoever is thinking about using Hydrogen or Ammonia as a fuel in their process.
This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals and will greatly benefit:
- Professionals who are working in the Energy Sector
- Innovators and Entrepreneurs who want to use carbon-free fuels in their process
- Managers or Engineers who want to reduce the carbon emission of their company drastically with minimum investment
- Anyone who wants to open a new opportunity to work in this emerging industry
- Anybody who is concern about the environmental impact of carbon emission
COURSE OUTLINE
DAY ONE: WHAT IS ZERO-CARBON FUEL
- What is Embedded Carbon?
- Different types of fuels and their actual embedded carbon
- Different types of emissions when dealing with fuels
- Zero Carbon Fuel
- Hydrogen and Ammonia Production
DAY TWO: HYDROGEN AS FUEL AND ITS REQUIREMENTS
- Hydrogen as Fuel
- Advantage and limitations of Hydrogen as fuel
- Required Infrastructure
- How to make this shift?
- Requirements and Barriers
DAY THREE: GREEN SOURCE OF FUEL
- Why green source of fuel?
- Hydrogen and Ammonia is carbon-free?
- Same hydrogen and ammonia but different levels of Carbon Emission
- The simple way to reduce the carbon emission
- Carbon-free Fuel in Manufacturing
DAY FOUR: SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR SHIFT
- What are the requirements for this shift?
- Does it need big investment and big change?
- New opportunities and limitations
- Is there any other approach for using Hydrogen as fuel?
- Which methods are better?
DAY FIVE: CASE STUDIES AND IMPLEMENTATION
- How have they done this shift?
- How much economic gain?
- Lessons we learn from success cases
- Is this a necessary shift?
- Is this approach a good choice for us?