Professor Jack Fletcher

Green hydrogen research for cleaner cooking fuels

Academic research in catalysis and related energy technologies, including collaboration with and profiling of hydrogen and fuel cell innovators.

Higher education and research

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

Laboratory-scale reactor used to develop and test the process for generating green LFG from green hydrogen and captured CO2.

The process of creating and modifying catalysts to enable the conversion of green hydrogen and CO2 into liquefied fuel gas.

Western Cape

Germany

A research consortium project developing green hydrogen technology to create liquefied fuel gas (LFG) as a cleaner cooking fuel alternative for low-income households in sub-Saharan Africa, replacing conventional fuels like coal and wood.

A cleaner cooking fuel created from green hydrogen and captured carbon dioxide, designed as a green alternative to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for household use in low-income households.