Energy and sustainability
Energy Transition – Biohydrogen
Postgraduate studies devoted to biohydrogen, biomethane and biogas as renewable gaseous fuels and their role in the energy transition.

- Duration
- 2 semesters
- Number of hours
- 220
- Delivery mode
- Online
Study organisation
Classes are delivered remotely at weekends. The programme also includes 15 hours of field classes at an agricultural biogas plant.
About the programme
The programme covers national and EU conditions for the energy transition, law governing renewable gaseous fuels, agricultural biogas plants, biohydrogen production technologies, biomethane, project financing, transport and use of gaseous fuels, and biogas plant design.
Programme objectives
To prepare participants to understand the technological, legal, investment and operational aspects of the development of biogas, biomethane and biohydrogen.
Who is it for?
- People connected with the gas and energy sectors
- People working on energy transition projects
- Owners and managers of biogas plants
- People working with renewable gaseous fuels
- People interested in biohydrogen, biomethane and biogas
Study programme
- Energy transition at national and EU level
- Legal aspects of renewable gaseous fuel production
- Characteristics of the renewable energy market
- Agricultural biogas plants and use of digestate
- Biohydrogen production technologies
- Planning, construction and operation of biogas and biomethane plants
- Biomethane production process
- Development directions and possible sources of financing for biohydrogen, biomethane and biogas production
- Transport and use of renewable gaseous fuels
- Independent project – preparation of an agricultural biogas plant construction project
- Field classes – visit to an agricultural biogas plant
Admissions
Admission is conducted in accordance with the current MANS rules for postgraduate studies.
Current document requirements and organisational information should be presented on the basis of the University's current admissions information.
Tuition fees
Current tuition and fee information should be presented on the basis of the applicable MANS rules and regulations governing payments.
