Hydrogen for Road Transport

Transport emissions, causing environmental issues such as climate change and poor urban air quality, affect us all and will continue to do so in the future unless we act now. This hybrid course provides training on the topic of low emission transport. The course looks at the key technologies, trends, policies and innovations in the industry, giving learners the confidence to evaluate the benefits and impacts of new transport technologies in real-world applications. The course runs over two days, with a combination of live engagement sessions and online learning resources.

Bi-directional charging is a key technology in supporting the transition of our transport and energy systems to net-zero carbon emissions. As electric vehicles grow in numbers, charging them and the impact this has on homes, businesses and electricity networks becomes a critical question, with V2G looking like one of the best answers available to us. This self-paced online module will help you understand this amazing new technology and some of the ways it could impact your own business.

Explore how cross-pavement solutions (XPS) can help make EV charging accessible for households without off-street parking. This self-paced online course provides a practical introduction to the technologies: delivery models: and key considerations involved in planning and implementing XPS schemes. You’ll learn how different solutions work: how to select the right option for different locations: and the legal: financial: and operational factors that influence successful deployment. Certified for 4 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD): this course is ideal for anyone involved in EV infrastructure planning and delivery.

Join this self-paced online learning module to find out all about Electric Vehicle Infrastructure and the role it plays in supporting the decarbonisation of the transport industry. Course Outline: Electric Vehicle Infrastructure: An introduction to the key technical concepts of electric vehicle infrastructure Comparison of technologies: Exploring the different types of infrastructure and how they compare and differ Applications and limitations: Examining the strengths and weaknesses of each form of electric vehicle infrastructure and What's next?: Exploring the likely future opportunities and innovations for electric vehicle infrastructure and the impact these will have on the business case for electric vehicles.

This UK Government-funded course is designed for local authority officers involved in public electric vehicle infrastructure (EVI) deployment. Covering electric vehicle (EV) and charging technology, stakeholders, strategy, procurement, deployment, and operations, it ensures participants are equipped to effectively roll out EVI and share best practices. Participants gain essential skills for EVI deployment, fostering consistency and knowledge sharing across local authorities, ultimately supporting the transition to EV in England.

Join this self-paced online learning module to find out all about Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Procurement Principles & the role it plays in supporting the decarbonisation of the transport industry. Although relevant in a range of settings, this module is primarily aimed at professionals involved in procuring or supplying public EV charging infrastructure. This micro-learning course is part of our Foundation: Future Transport Fundamentals Collection, where we look to provide bite-sized training on all the core technologies & topics relating to decarbonising the transport industry.

This course introduces the role of active travel, shared mobility and micromobility in decarbonising transport systems. It explores how modes such as walking, cycling, e-bikes and shared vehicles can reduce emissions, congestion and reliance on private cars. Learners will examine key technologies, policies and deployment models, along with real-world challenges and opportunities. By the end, you will understand how these solutions can be integrated into transport planning to create cleaner, more efficient, and accessible mobility systems.

Join this self-paced online learning module to find out all about Electric and Hybrid Vehicles, and the role they play in supporting the decarbonisation of the transport industry. Course Outline: Electric Vehicles: An introduction to the key technical concepts of electric vehicles, Comparison of EV drivetrains: Exploring the different types of electric vehicles and how they compare and differ, Applications and limitations: Examining the strengths and weaknesses of electric vehicles, What's next?: We will consider the likely future opportunities and innovations for electric vehicles.