Partnership announced to train Saudi nationals in green hydrogen energy
NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC)
and the Energy & Water Academy (EWA) have announced a strategic partnership
to launch a vocational training program aimed at equipping Saudi nationals with
the skills needed to excel in the green hydrogen sector. This initiative
directly addresses the rising demand for skilled professionals in the industry
and represents the first green hydrogen training program of its kind in Saudi
Arabia.
NGHC, set to become the world’s
largest green hydrogen producer by the end of 2026, is heavily investing in
workforce training to support the operation and maintenance of its cutting-edge
plant. This partnership with EWA aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, which
seeks to position the Kingdom as a global leader in renewable energy and clean
hydrogen production by 2030.
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The program, which began in August
at EWA’s facilities in Rabigh, Saudi Arabia, is tailored for both male and
female technicians and engineers. It offers hands-on experience and practical
knowledge in renewable energy technology and green hydrogen production. The
courses available include:
- 2-Year Technician Training Program in Renewable Energy
Technology & Green Hydrogen:
Designed for recent graduates of Industrial Technical Colleges with
diplomas or bachelor’s degrees in science.
- 1-Year Engineers Training Program: Aimed at individuals with a bachelor’s degree in
engineering, offering specialized training in renewable energy
technologies.
Trainees will receive stipends while
enrolled and will benefit from world-class instruction, access to
state-of-the-art equipment, on-the-job training, and comprehensive support that
includes accommodation and meals.
Wesam Y. Alghamdi, CEO of NEOM Green Hydrogen Company, emphasized the
importance of education and training in the success of NGHC, stating:
“This partnership will empower a new generation of skilled professionals to
lead the green hydrogen industry. Graduates will be highly sought-after by
industry leaders.”
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Tariq Al Shamrani, CEO of the Energy & Water Academy, added:
“Our mission is to cultivate innovators and leaders who will drive Saudi
Arabia’s sustainable future. This collaboration with NGHC reflects our
commitment to advancing education that exceeds industry demands.”
This program sets a benchmark for
industry-academic collaborations aimed at addressing climate change and
fostering a more sustainable future. Aspiring technicians and engineers are
encouraged to explore these training opportunities and contribute to Saudi
Arabia’s vision for economic diversification and the global transition to clean
energy solutions.
Source: https://hydrogen-central.com
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