Penspen, an international engineering consultancy, is launching a new training course designed to address the industry's skills shortage by focusing on repurposing pipelines for hydrogen. The two-day course will delve into research, legislative frameworks, and practical guidance for successfully implementing projects repurposed for hydrogen. Nigel Curson, Executive Vice President at Penspen, highlighted the company's pioneering projects in hydrogen repurposing as the foundation for this initiative. The urgency of the energy transition necessitates significant infrastructure repurposing, especially in pipeline networks, to reduce emissions economically. Penspen's course, set to take place in London, will also showcase successful energy transition projects in Portugal, Ireland, Turkey, and the UK. The company's track record in energy industry training courses, spanning asset integrity, management, and legislation, has gained recognition from leading organizations. Penspen's recent contract wins for hydrogen blending assessment services and hydrogen gap analysis further solidify its commitment to energy transition. By utilizing its engineering heritage, Penspen aims to improve access to sustainable energy globally. The new hydrogen repurposing course is scheduled for March and September 2025, offering participants a chance to learn from Penspen's wealth of experience in pipeline infrastructure optimization and energy transition.