Scotland Energy services firm Hydrasun is putting the final touches on its hydrogen training courses, ahead of putting them to market this year, wrote on 1 of August Energy Voice.
While there is no hard and fast date for launching the classes, chief operating officer Neil Thompson says they will go live “within the next couple of months”.
It comes just over a year after the energy services firm unveiled plans to hone in on hydrogen, with a raft of initiatives, including the launch of a new £1.26 million skills academy.
When announcing the facility in July 2022, company chief executive Bob Drummond said he wanted it to have “the best hydrogen safety course in the world”.
In the subsequent year Hydrasun has been going great guns on getting the skills academy – located at its headquarters in Aberdeen’s Gateway Business Park – ready for trainees.
Hydrasun is currently tendering for work as part of the landmark Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub, a joint venture project between BP and the local authority.
Hydrasun launched its hydrogen division seven years ago, and has since delivered scores of projects, mostly relating to green hydrogen.
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