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Hydrogen : Transport and storage

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CategoryEnvironment and sustainable developmentCategoryPhysics and chemistry
Dive into the technical, economic and material challenges of large-scale hydrogen transport and storage.
  • Duration: 1 week
  • Effort: 5 hours
  • Pace: ~5 hours/week
  • Languages: English and french

What you will learn

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Describe and compare the main hydrogen transport and storage technologies, including their physical principles, technical constraints, and industrial applications.
  • Assess safety, material compatibility, and regulatory requirements for hydrogen infrastructure.
  • Analyze the economic and environmental impacts of hydrogen logistics, including life-cycle assessment and carbon taxation.

Description

The European Hydrogen Backbone is being built — right now.
Across the world, hydrogen transport and storage are stepping in to replace — or complement — natural gas.
But this isn’t just about pipes and pressure.

This MOOC takes you straight into the core of hydrogen transport and storage — compression, liquefaction, pipelines, tanks, safety, materials, costs. No fluff. Just industrial logic.

You’ll explore real engineering choices. The trade-offs. The risks. The economics. And the systems behind it all — including Europe’s big bet: the Hydrogen Backbone.

Your final challenge? Connecting the dots to design tomorrow’s large-scale hydrogen infrastructure.

This course is more than a knowledge drop.
It’s a technical deep dive. A toolkit for engineers. A serious step toward mastering hydrogen logistics in real operational contexts.

At the end, you’ll earn an official certificate: proof that you speak the language of hydrogen.

Let’s get the hydrogen flowing.

Format

The MOOC is structured into four chapters, each corresponding to one learning sequence.

Each chapter includes:

- Short expert-led video lectures - in english with french subtitles
- Handouts (in both english and french)
- A quiz (in english) to assess your understanding

Discussion forums will allow interactions with instructors and fellow learners.

A webinar will give you the opportunity to interact with the experts and faculty about the course.

Prerequisites

This course is designed for:

- Early-career engineers and engineering students in energy, mobility, and process industries
- Professionals upskilling on hydrogen systems

Assessment and certification

1 quiz at the end of  each chapter and a final scenario-based quiz will evaluate your understanding of the course content.

A minimum score of 60% on graded quizzes allows you to obtain an official FUN Open Badge (attendance & success)

The Open Badge can be shared on LinkedIn and other professional platforms.

Course plan

• Chapter 1: Hydrogen System Context & Regulatory Framework
• Chapter 2: Storage Technologies & Associated Risks
• Chapter 3: Transport Systems & Infrastructure Engineering
• Chapter 4: System Assessment & Sectoral Perspectives

Course team

Marie Dehlinger

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Economist engineer at IFP New Energies

Marion Duparc

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Economic engineer at IFP Energies nouvelles

Sibylle Duval-Dachary

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Research engineer in life cycle analysis at IFP Energies nouvelles

Vivien Esnault

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R&D Engineer at IFP Energies nouvelles, Head of the Solid Mechanics Department, formerly Head of the Hydrogen R&D Project

Nicolas Ferrando

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Research engineer at IFP Energies nouvelles, responsible for R&D projects on hydrogen storage and transport

Hervé Friteau

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HSE Technician at IFP Energies nouvelles

Marie-Hélène Klopffer

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Head of the Specialised Master's Programme® in Hydrogen Project and Engineering at IFP School.

Michèle Maricar-Pichon

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Economic Intelligence Analyst at IFP Energies nouvelles

Michael Martinez

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Research engineer at IFP Energies nouvelles, specialist in hydrogen embrittlement

Yannick Peysson

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Head of R&D Programme at the Energy Systems Results Centre at IFP Energies nouvelles

Nicolas Rogy

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Research engineer in life cycle analysis at IFP Energies nouvelles

Laetitia Salessy

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Director of the Georesource and Processes for Energy and Chemistry Centres at IFP School

Benjamin Trouvé

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PhD student in energy economics at IFP Energies nouvelles

Organizations

IFP School

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