Green Hydrogen as an Energy Alternative
A Course on Hydrogen for Engineers, Technologists, and Industry Professionals
Date and Time
Batch 1: 25–28 July 2023, 9 am–5 pm
Batch 2: 22–25 Aug 2023, 9 am–5 pm
Course Duration: 24 hours
Venue: Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600036

Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy (CSTEP)
Bengaluru, Karnataka 560094
Introduction
Purpose of the Workshop
This certification course is designed to address the following objectives that are part of the National
Green Hydrogen Mission:
- Development of indigenous manufacturing capabilities
- Creation of opportunities for employment and economic development
- Supporting R&D projects
This course will delve into the fundamental principles, production methods, safety considerations,
practical applications of hydrogen including costs, and policy perspectives for hydrogen adoption.
Course Highlights
- Gain a deep understanding of hydrogen technology and its potential impact on industries
- Learn about the different production methods, storage options, and transportation systems for hydrogen
- Explore the safety protocols, risk management, and regulatory frameworks associated with handling hydrogen
- Discover cutting-edge research and innovation in hydrogen-related fields
- Engage in hands-on activities, case studies, and group discussions
- Collaborate with industry experts, renowned researchers, and fellow participants
- Receive a prestigious certification from the Centre for Outreach and Digital Education, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Outcomes
- Capacity building for budding engineers interested in the area of green hydrogen
- Development of highly effective and better equipped business leaders to compete in global energy markets
- World-class learning experience with perfectly blended hands-on modules and a broad coverage of the hydrogen value chain through techno-economics, global standards, and regulations
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is intended for engineers and technologists from industrial sectors who are mid-level professionals, preferably with 7–10 years of experience.
This course will benefit individuals working in renewable energy, clean transportation, fertiliser units, and refineries.
Course Modules

Introduction to Hydrogen Technology

Hydrogen Production Methods and Technologies

Hydrogen Storage and Transportation

Safety Considerations and Risk Management

Techno-economics of Hydrogen Technologies

Policy and Regulatory Aspects of Hydrogen in India
Course Faculty

Dr Raghuram Chetty
Dr Raghuram Chetty is a Professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT-M. His main research areas of interest include electrochemical systems and engineering, wastewater treatment, carbon dioxide conversion to fuels, and fuel cells. His work on polymer electrolyte membrane-based hydrogen–oxygen fuel cells mainly focuses on bipolar plates, alternative catalyst support, nanomaterial synthesis, electrochemical and surface characterisation, design, and fuel cell assembly. He has 12 patents, 50 refereed research articles, and 7 book chapters to his credit.

Dr Aravind Kumar Chandiran
Dr Aravind Kumar Chandiran is an Associate Professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering and leads a research initiative on photo- and electro-chemical energy at IIT-M. He leads a research group of 20+ members working on various aspects of solar energy storage and conversion. He was listed as an ‘Energy & Fuels Rising Star’ by the American Chemical Society for his group’s research on solar energy conversion. He was recently awarded the INSA Medal for Young Scientist and NASI Young Scientist Platinum Jubilee Award.

Dr Arup Nandi

Mr Thirumalai NC
Registration Information
To secure your spot in this exclusive certification course, please visit our website and complete the registration form.
Please note, seats are limited (25), so we encourage early registration.
Course Fee*: INR 25,000/- (excluding GST)
*GST is applicable
Contact Details:
Ranjitha KV
Academic & Research Programs Coordinator
Energy Consortium, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
tec1@icsrpis.iitm.ac.in