The Chemical Industries Training and Education Authority (Chieta) will be registering new qualifications on green hydrogen and offering specialised skills programmes relevant to growing the green hydrogen economy. “South Africans will get opportunities for specialised training that will equip them with skills for the changing world of work, the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the rapidly growing hydrogen economy,” Chieta CE Yershen Pillay said at a Joint Chamber Meeting and the launch of the Research Colloquium Presentation, in Midrand, on March 4.
