PLOCAN Offers Free Green Hydrogen Training to Boost Canary Islands' Energy Shift

PLOCAN Offers Free Green Hydrogen Training to Boost Canary Islands' Energy Shift

2025-03-12 application

Canary Islands, Wednesday, 12 March 2025.
PLOCAN launches five free online courses to equip professionals with skills in green hydrogen, setting the Canary Islands on a path to energy sustainability by 2040. Essential knowledge delivered with a dash of digital flair!

The Green Hydrogen Revolution

I’m excited to share how the Canary Islands are tackling their energy challenges head-on. With current fossil fuel dependency exceeding 90% [2], the archipelago is making a bold move towards sustainability. The Canary Islands Oceanic Platform (PLOCAN) has launched an ambitious initiative through the H2VERDE project, backed by an impressive €6 million grant from Next Generation EU funds [1].

Training for Tomorrow

The upcoming training series is particularly timely, with the first course kicking off in just days. Starting March 17th, professionals can dive into ‘Pre-design of Renewable Hydrogen Plants,’ followed by ‘Risk Analysis in Hydrogen Facilities’ from March 31st, and ‘Potential of Renewable Hydrogen in Port Applications’ beginning May 6th [1][2]. What makes this initiative special is its accessibility - all five programs are completely free and delivered online [1].

Expert-Led Innovation

The program brings together 20 instructors to deliver both theoretical and practical knowledge [2]. As project manager Adriana García emphasizes, ‘The renewable hydrogen industry will require qualified professionals who can face the challenges of an unprecedented energy transformation’ [1]. The certification from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) adds significant value to these courses [1].

Future Impact

The stakes are high - these programs are designed to support the Canary Islands’ ambitious goal of complete economic decarbonization by 2040 [1]. This initiative isn’t just about education; it’s about creating a new generation of green energy professionals who will transform the islands into a global sustainability model [1].

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