Upon completion of the teaching unit, students will be able to: 

• Read and interpret usual pure-compound thermodynamic diagrams,
• Calculate a multiphase thermodynamic equilibrium.
• Describe and explain the basic concepts of electrochemistry, including electrochemical reactions,
• Apply the basic concepts of electrochemistry to electrolyzers and fuel cells to analyze their operation,
• Assess the impact of operating conditions on the short- and long-term performance of electrolyzers.
• Memorize the fundamentals of the electricity value chain, identify equipment used for the grid and list the yields at each step of the energy transformation,
• Describe the different pathways to produce low carbon hydrogen,
• Compare the technologies to produce low carbon hydrogen in terms of CO2 emissions, challenges, and costs.