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ORLEN’s H2 Academy

ByMarek Gizmajer

Last year ORLEN Group launched H2 Academy, the first Polish education programme for hydrogen specialists in various industries, like manufacturing, aviation, shipping and transportation. So far two courses have been organised with a few dozen lecturers and experts for 60 students and graduates at several locations in Poland, like Anwill Włocławek (chemical facilities), Toyota Motor Poland, Toyota Central Europe, PESA Bydgoszcz (trains and H2 locomotive), Solaris (H2 buses) and Technology Universities in Warsaw, Gdańsk and Kraków. “At ORLEN we understand that to propel the energy transformation with renewable hydrogen we need a diverse range of skilled professionals. From technologists and engineers to lawyers and strategists, we are seeking individuals with a variety of expertise to drive the future of sustainable energy” said Grzegorz Jóźwiak, Hydrogen and Synthetic Fuels Director.

Marek Gizmajer

High-tech journalist

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