Energy consultancy Penspen is expanding its training courses to Aberdeen, with a focus on repurposing pipelines for hydrogen and CO2 capture and transmission. Following the success of similar courses in London, these two-day sessions aim to help professionals involved in energy projects adapt existing infrastructure for cleaner energy solutions. Led by Nigel Curson, an expert in energy consultancy, the courses will delve into research, legislative aspects, and practical advice needed for implementing hydrogen and carbon capture projects. With a vast pipeline network in Europe and a shift towards decarbonisation, repurposing infrastructure is seen as a key step. Penspen's expertise in energy transition projects and training, along with Curson's leadership, positions them well to address the skills shortage in the industry. The courses, scheduled for June, are expected to provide valuable insights into repurposing pipelines for hydrogen and CO2, contributing to Europe's energy supply decarbonisation efforts. By leveraging their experience and heritage, Penspen aims to equip delegates with essential knowledge for navigating the evolving energy landscape.