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– Results FRANCE Industries. McPHy Energy is a small enterprise of 36 workers, created in 2008, specialized in storage by metallic hydride. Concerning hydrogen, the activity sector concerns essentially massive hydrogen storage for stationary and transport uses. Storage vessels are already commercialized in different countries like Japan. The creator of this enterprise has an initial training in metallic hydride, not in hydrogen. But thanks to different exchanges with the national center of scientific research and with different enterprises, he became conscious of possible uses of metallic hydride for hydrogen storage. His collaborators have initial training in mechanics or electro-mechanics for technicians or in physics or magnesium metallurgy for engineers and doctors. The reason is that hydrides fabrication and handling are more complicated than hydrogen technologies handling. Only the Commercial director has an experience in hydrogen technologies. It’s the reason why he is in capacity to train the new engineers or technicians in hydrogen technologies and hydrogen markets. In the future, hydrogen training will certainly be necessary but will depend on the different markets and hydrogen uses: transport, aeronautic, metallurgy, glass- houses, iron-ore reduction, alternators cooling in nuclear centrals, etc… Today, hydrogen training could be introduced in existing professional trainings in the fields cited previously. General information could be delivered in high schools in order to increase young people awareness of hydrogen. In order to accelerate hydrogen development in France, it could be useful to create an institute like the research institute on hydrogen in Quebec with 60 engineers, technicians, researchers and graduate students who work in the fields of hydrogen production, hydrogen storage, safety and hydrogen use. But it would demand implication of big enterprises and research centers.
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