The European Hydrogen Observatory’s October 2026 report identified 327 hydrogen-related training programmes across 21 European countries, up from 261 in its 2025 edition. Master’s programmes accounted for 45% of the listings and professional training courses for 37%. Programmes were available in 14 languages, with English the most widely used.
The report also catalogued 198 publicly accessible learning resources, including videos, experiments, games and virtual labs. Its review of publications and patent registrations found that fuel cells dominated the earlier research landscape, with hydrogen production becoming more prominent in recent years.
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