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Octon Engineering is a new energy engineering firm providing technical services for fuel cell, hydrogen storage and electric mobility applications. Based in Chennai, India’s automotive hub.
Octon is founded and led by Prabha Shankar, MSc (USA), an Electrical Engineer with over decades specialist experience in New Energy, EV Engineering and Automotive Performance domains.
Octon is enthusiastic about projects in the field of energy transition and deploy experienced specialists from diverse but complementary domains such as:
• Electrical & Energy Engineering
• Automotive & Mechanical Engineering
Octon bring decades of experience in practical consulting and development work and in providing end-to-end EPC and BOT solutions to customers in India and overseas.
The core team have successfully delivered value to clients in international technology consortium projects in the fields of electric mobility, energy storage systems and renewable energy systems.
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