The Master’s in Energy Technologies is your gateway to a thriving sector at the forefront of global transformation. As the world shifts toward sustainable energy solutions, expertise in energy technologies is in high demand. This master’s program equips you with in-depth knowledge of cutting-edge energy systems, ranging from hydrogen and biofuels to solar and wind power. You’ll explore topics such as hydrogen production, photovoltaic technologies, and the evolution of the oil industry, equipping you with the skills to drive innovation in the energy transition. The flexible online format allows you to engage with expert-led modules and collaborate on projects from anywhere, fitting seamlessly into your lifestyle. By joining this program, you position yourself at the heart of an ever-expanding field, ready to meet the energy challenges of tomorrow.
Objectives
- Develop strategies for hydrogen storage and generation technologies.
- Evaluate hydrogen's role in power generation applications.
- Compare crude oil refining processes and their future prospects.
- Assess the impact of biofuels on reducing dependence on petroleum.
- Analyze natural gas value chains and their role in the energy transition.
- Design photovoltaic systems using PVsyst to optimize energy output.
- Apply wind data to optimize wind farm design and efficiency.
Methodology
At Educa PHAROS, we use a highly practical methodology focused on the direct application of knowledge in the student’s professional environment, combining theoretical content with real-world cases, digital tools, and support from a team of specialized instructors.
Program
The History of Hydrogen
What is hydrogen?
Current Electricity and Energy Mix
Hydrogen as an energy carrier
Prospects for the Hydrogen Roadmap
PEM electrolysis
Alkaline electrolysis
SOEC and AEM electrolysis
Hydrogen Storage
Hydrogen Distribution
Fuel Cells
PEM fuel cell
High-temperature fuel cell
Hydrogen Turbines and Engines
Hydrogen vehicles
Refuelling stations
Sizing of Main Equipment
Safety Considerations: Explosive Atmospheres
Design of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Facilities
Examples of installation calculations
Crude Oils (I)
Crude Oils (II)
Crude Oils (III)
Refining Processes (I)
Refining Processes (II)
Refining Schemes (I)
Refining Schemes (II)
Refining Products (I)
Refining Products (II)
Margin and Profitability
Bioenergy
Biofuels
Bioethanol & Biodiesel
SAF & Biogas
Biorefineries
HSE & CO2 Emissions
Oil Industry: Short- and Medium-Term Projections
Crude Oil Markets
Refining product markets
Biofuel Markets
Composition and Properties
Exploration and Production Techniques
Types of Reservoirs and Characterization
Extraction Techniques
Fracking
Natural Gas Value Chain
Gas Processing
Liquefaction
Transportation of Liquefied Natural Gas
Regasification
Liquefied Natural Gas Storage
Offshore installations
Gas System and Distribution
Marketing, Regulation, and Markets
HSE and natural gas and natural gas liquids applications
Energy Transition and Global Position
European Green Deal & LATAM Green
Net-zero emissions by 2050
Natural Gas: Central to the Energy Transition
Circular economy. Natural gas and hydrogen
Solar Energy
Radiation Measurement and Databases
The photovoltaic effect
The solar cell
The photovoltaic solar panel
Classification of PV Solar Technologies
Crystalline Silicon Technology
Thin-Film Panel Technology (I)
Thin-Film Panel Technology (II)
Concentrator photovoltaics
Solar energy production. The PR concept
PVSYST. Site Definition and Meteorological Basis
PVSYST. Component Modeling (I)
PVSYST. Component Modeling (II)
PVSYST. Energy simulation and results
Photovoltaic self-consumption. PVSYST simulation program
Solar trackers and mounting systems
Main Electrical Equipment
Medium-voltage cables and electrical substations
Civil Engineering
History of Wind Energy
Wind Meteorology
The Physics of Wind Resources
Site Selection
Wind Resource Measurement Campaign
Wind resource
Practical exercise. Descriptive statistical analysis of wind resources. Windographer program
Wind Turbines (I)
Wind Turbines (II)
Wind Turbines (III)
WASP program. Data analysis model (WASP Climate Analyst)
WASP program. Topographic terrain modeling (WASP map editor)
Exercise. Power curve and thrust coefficient
WASP program. Power simulation (I)
WASP program. Power simulation (II)
Wind Farm Construction Project
Wind Farm Electrical Power Facilities and Installations
High-voltage electrical power substation
Overhead high-voltage power line
Offshore Wind Power
Introduction and General Information on Hydroelectric Power Generation
Typology of Hydroelectric Power Plants
Hydraulic Resource Assessment
Dams and Weirs (I). Introduction and Typology
Dams and Weirs (II). Actions, Landfills, and Drainage
Intake Works
Channels and pressure galleries
Penstocks
Gates and Valves
Hydraulic circuit equipment
Powerhouse and Introduction to Turbines
Fields of Application for Turbines and Power Turbines
Educa PHAROS is a training solution for businesses that centralizes learning, simplifies user management, and allows you to track progress through dashboards and reports.
It is designed for organizations that want to develop internal skills, standardize role-based training, and have traceability and learning metrics.
It includes learning paths by profile, user and permission management, progress reports, certification, and access to masterclasses or live sessions (depending on the plan).
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Educa PHAROS is a next-generation training model that places a company’s human capital at the forefront. Through a platform that adapts to each company’s corporate identity and offers a total of more than 900 courses, it provides tailored training for each organization. The unlimited flat-rate plan provides each company with the number of courses that best suits its needs, as well as the ability to determine which employees will have access.
Industry, Energy, and the Environment 
English 
Credits: 60 ECTS
Leadership and Management 
Spanish
60 ECTS
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