DynaCert names distributor for Mexico, Texas

DynaCert Inc. announced the receipt of a purchase order and deposit for the company’s HydraGen technology products from Hydrofuel Technologies LLC, a limited liability company under the laws of Texas managed by Francisco Bricio and Ricardo Montoya. The units are destined for Mexico.

Hydrofuel has entered into an agreement with DynaCert providing for the purchase of 100 HG1 HydraGen technology units or the equivalent number in HG2 HydraGen technology units over the next 12 months. Twenty-Five of the units are currently being shipped by the company to Hydrofuel in satisfaction of this arrangement,. it said.

DynaGen’s HydraGen HG1 unit, originally designed for improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions for Class 8 diesel trucks, has since expanded to applications in additional market segments, including delivery trucks, drilling rigs, mining equipment and stationary generation. The HydraGen technology generates on-demand hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis, introducing a measured amount of hydrogen into the combustion chamber of diesel engines under near-atmospheric pressure. (Photo: DynaGen)

“Mexico is No. 7 in the number of truck vehicles in operation and No. 9 in diesel truck production in the world and has a 45% market share of all truck-based trade through Laredo Texas, so it makes perfect sense to bring a much needed technology as DynaCert’s HydraGen technology to this market,” said Francisco Bricio, CEO of Hydrofuel. “Hydrofuel sees the potential of DynaCert’s HydraGen technology not only in the traditional transportation sector but also in stationary generators and the off-highway market such as construction and mining equipment. This potential opens up further Hydrofuel markets and opportunities for sustainable expansion.”

Under a separate arrangement, Hydrofuel has become a DynaCert distributor for the Mexican market and the state of Texas in the United States. Hydrofuel is led by entrepreneurs Francisco Bricio, Ricardo Montoya and Jose Topete del Valle. Under this arrangement, Hydrofuel commits to developing the market for HydraGen technology in Mexico and Texa.

“DynaCert welcomes Hydrofuel as a strong new distributor and is very pleased about this successful purchase order,” said Kevin Unrath, COO, DynaCert. “Together with Hydrofuel, we can further develop the Mexican market and drive the global transition to lower-emission transportation. Mexico represents a strategically important market for DynaCert. The country has a large number of on-highway and off highway businesses such as food manufacturers with extensive truck fleets that travel long distances every day. In addition, Mexico is a major player in the Latin American transportation sector with growing interest in environmentally friendly technologies to increase efficiency and reduce CO₂ emissions.”