Life Cycle Assessment
One-day course providing an insight into the principles of Life Cycle Assessment.
The next course will take place virtually on TBC
We are delighted to be running a one-day course on the power of hydrogen in industry, in partnership with Dr Michelle Lynch FRSC from EnabledFuture.
Heavy industrial activities are a major contributor to global carbon emissions. But achieving net-zero doesn't have to stall your production. This course will explore the potential of hydrogen as a clean raw material and energy source for decarbonising industrial manufacturing activities (outside of chemicals and fuels production).
This course is relevant to anyone with an interest in creating a sustainable future for engineering and manufacturing, and will cover:
- Different colours of hydrogen and their environmental impact
- Regulatory landscape, including government policies and incentives supporting hydrogen for decarbonisation
- Applications of hydrogen in Heavy Industry (ceramic processing, glass manufacturing, production of metals and alloys, welding operations, semiconductor fabrication and as a fuel utility for other high-energy demand processes)
- Supply chain and start-ups with innovative industrial hydrogen techniques
- Case studies and real-world examples of companies successfully implementing hydrogen solutions
- Challenges and opportunities for widespread hydrogen adoption in industry
IOM3 members are eligible for an increased discount of 20% on this course throughout the remainder of 2025, reducing the fee to £456. The standard non-member rate is £570.
Find out more about IOM3 membership.
A limited number of places are available at the highly subsidised rate of £99 for Student and Early Career members of IOM3*. Organisations enrolled in our Business Partner Programme benefit from a 10% discount, with a course fee of £515. An additional 10% early bird discount is available for bookings made more than eight weeks in advance.
*This rate is available to Student & Apprentice, and Associate (AIMMM) member grades.
Course fees are subject to VAT at 20% where applicable.
Register to attend the next course
Virtual
9:30–16:30 on 16 September 2025
