Sakib Khan

Hydrogen-based electric power applications using integrated hydrogen generators and fuel cells as diesel-generator replacements for small to medium off-grid and backup power (roughly 5–20 kWe range).

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

A process that converts liquefied petroleum gas into hydrogen-rich gas suitable for feeding into fuel cells, implemented within HYENA’s POWER POD to leverage existing LPG supply chains.[2][4][5]

A containerized system that generates electricity and heat using hydrogen fuel cells, designed as a zero-emission alternative to diesel generators for off-grid applications.

A modular, containerized power unit that integrates an LPG-fed hydrogen generator with a fuel cell to provide small to medium-scale (diesel-generator-replacement) electricity for off-grid and unreliable-grid sites, particularly in Africa.[1][2][3][5][6]

Sub-Saharan Africa (with a focus on South Africa as the initial deployment base and broader applications across the African continent)