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  • Course Outline

  • Agenda

  • Instructors

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  • Methodology

    The course aims to prepare participants to understand and manage the regulatory challenges that the creation of a hydrogen economy entails. It will allow participants to structure the proper regulatory framework for a functioning hydrogen economy across all the parts of its value chain from production to demand.

    The course is divided in three parts covering general principles of hydrogen regulation and production, regulation of hydrogen transport, and regulation of hydrogen supply. The course is delivered over three weeks.

    Course Agenda

    1November 3: INTRODUCTION AND SYSTEM TESTING
    • Introduction of Training Participants
    • Course introduction – Explanation of deliverables and introduction to a hydrogen value chains, regulation approach and tools
    2WEEK 1: SETTING THE SCENE ON HYDROGEN VALUE CHAINS

    The first week sets the scene on the hydrogen value chain. It also allows students to select their topic for the assignment and start research.

    3WEEK 2: REGULATION OF HYDROGEN NETWORKS

    The second week explores the regulation of hydrogen networks and natural gas pipelines. Students should continue with the research for their assignment, and present in class the preliminary results of their research for class discussion.

    4WEEK 3: REGULATION OF HYDROGEN DEMAND

    The last week of the course presents the regulatory measures fit to support hydrogen demand and supply.

    For detailed agenda please contact the ERRA Secretariat.

    Meet the Course Director

    Regulation of Hydrogen Value Chains

    Cristiano Francese

    Course Director


    Independent Consultant

    Cristiano Francese has more than 10 years of work experience in the energy business. Throughout his career, he worked across regulatory and policy development, as well as commercial and business development activities. He worked closely in multiple functions with a variety of organizations from major corporations to governments and energy regulatory agencies. He supported their commercial development, business model evolution, project development, regulatory analysis among many other areas of their business. His key areas of expertise include commercial development, business development and strategy activities, regulatory and policy analysis as well as market analysis.

    Some of the key projects he contributed to include the Trans Adriatic Pipeline commercial strategy and development of commercial agreements, the support in the development of new business models for energy infrastructure companies, as well as the support to regulators in the reform of new regulatory frameworks and development of their capabilities. He worked across multiple areas of the energy sector, including natural gas, as well as renewable energy and renewable gasses.

    Registration

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    EUR550+ 27% VAT

    ERRA Members

    EUR800+ 27% VAT

    Non-ERRA Members

    Methodology

    Regulation of Hydrogen Value Chains
    Instructor-led real-time recorded presentations
    Regulation of Hydrogen Value Chains
    Online Tutoring
    Regulation of Hydrogen Value Chains
    Reading Materials
    Regulation of Hydrogen Value Chains
    Weekly Tests & Final Paper

    The training is based on a self-paced collaborative e-learning platform that features a combination of real-time interactive presentations by the instructors, online tutoring at pre-announced times, reading material related to the course modules and weekly assignments.

    • Proposed average weekly engagement: 8-10 hours
    • Live Sessions are starting at 09:00 CET (GMT+1, Budapest time). | Convert to your time zone

    The course will run for 3 weeks with the following weekly sequence:

    • Mondays

      Real-time presentations on the presented materials. Presentations will be followed by Q&A sessions. Presentations will be recorded and made available to those who could not join the real-time presentations.

    • Tuesdays

      Self-paced work.
    • Wednesdays

      Self-paced work.
    • Thursdays

      Online tutoring with the Course Instructors of the week.
    • Fridays

      Submission deadline of weekly tests. On week 3 submission of the final paper & presentation (optional for extra points).
    • Completion

      10 CER credits will be awarded to those participants who successfully completed the course. Learn more about ERRA Certified Energy Regulator Programme.

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