Electrification in Energy

UH Energy and the Subsea Systems Institute are proud to offer this 3-badge program, which introduces essential electrical engineering concepts for electrification in the energy industry. The program is designed to meet the growing demand for the development, maintenance, and safety inspection of energy production, transportation, and delivery systems.

Overview

Duration

Each badge consists of 6 modules, with each module takes 1-2 hours to complete - 3 badges (18 modules) in total.

Format

To be determined.

Price

Pricing coming soon.
Discounted group rates will be available.

Why this Credential?

UH Energy and the Subsea Systems Institute are proud to offer this program designed to introduce and deepen understanding of electrical engineering principles critical to electrification of the energy industry. As the sector rapidly transitions toward cleaner, more sustainable technologies, electrification plays a vital role in enhancing the efficiency, reliability, and environmental performance of energy systems across the value chain—from production and processing to transportation and end-use delivery.

This program responds directly to the increasing need for skilled professionals who can develop, operate, and maintain electrically powered infrastructure and ensure its safety and resilience. Participants will gain foundational and applied knowledge that supports the design, integration, and inspection of electrified systems within both traditional and emerging energy platforms, including offshore and subsea environments. By bridging engineering theory with real-world applications, the program prepares attendees to contribute meaningfully to the future of energy.

Instruction for each badge consists of six modules, with each module has a 1-2 hour learning session over six weeks. Badges do not have to be taken in order.

Who Should Enroll?

The Electrification in Energy Program caters to the folowing groups:

  • Managers who want a better understanding of electrical engineering to make decisions related to energy systems​;
  • Technicians and maintenance personnel who are involved in the day-to-day operation of energy systems​; and
  • Energy industry personnel who want to extend their system capability by understanding more about electrical engineering​.

Curriculum

Instruction for each badge consists of six 1-2 hour modules, taking place over a six-week period.

Badge 1: Power Foundamentals 

Recommended for those with backgrounds other than electrical engineering

  • Introduction to Electrical Engineering
  • Introduction to Offshore Energy, Repliability, and Pumps
  • 3-Phase Circuits
  • Electic Power Systems
  • Power Electronics
  • Electric Machines

Badge 2: Offshore Power

  • Offshore Power and Renewables
  • Power Systems (Platform/Subsea/Wells)
  • Process Controls
  • Reliability API 17N&Q
  • Safety Regulatory, Commercial and Legal Framework
  • Use and Business Cases

Badge 3: Subsea Electrification

  • Subsea Pumps and Compressors API 17X
  • Subsea Electric Systems
  • Subsea Controls API 17F
  • Subsea Power Transmission
  • Subsea Power Systems API 17Z
  • Use and Business Cases

What You Will Earn

Micro-credential badges are awarded for every six modules, three in total, for the Electrification in Energy Program. Badges do not need to be taken in order. The earned badges are a permanent addition to your skillset and resume. After successfully completing the program, you can incorporate micro-credential badges from UH into your LinkedIn profile and resume.

Instructors

Dr. Kaushik Rajashekara
Distinguished Professor of Engineering, University of Houston

Dr. Harish Sarma Krishnamoorthy
Associate Professor, University of Houston

Dr. Xingpeng Li
Associate Professor, University of Houston

 

Frequently Asked Questions

You can register for the program by visiting the registration link and completing the application form. The registration link will be available once course enrollment opens 
We accept major credit cards, debit cards, and electronic payments. If you require alternative payment options, please reach out to our business office. 
Courses are offered online, in-person, or hybrid formats, depending on the specific course, allowing students to engage with course materials through live lectures, pre-recorded modules, interactive discussions, or hands-on projects. 
Yes. Assessments are required to successfully complete the program and earn your micro-credential. Details on grading criteria and passing scores will be provided at the start of the course.  
Depending on the program structure, you may have access to recorded sessions or alternative assignments. Please review the attendance policy or contact your instructor for specific arrangements. 
Refunds are not available if you withdraw from the course.