- dynaCERT (TSX:DYA) is eyeing production of 1,000 units of its HydraGEN HG1, which generates hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis, improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions in combustion engines
- The company is also progressing with the development of a value-added carbon credits program tied to its technology
- dynaCERT manufactures and distributes technology that reduces carbon emissions in combustion engines
- dynaCERT stock has given back 70.91 per cent since 2020
dynaCERT (TSX:DYA) is eyeing production of 1,000 units of its HydraGEN HG1, which generates hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis and injects them into combustion engines, improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions. Applications include diesel trucks, delivery trucks, buses, drilling rigs, mining equipment and stationary generation.
With all necessary parts ordered, the company is focused on capitalizing on growing interest in its technology’s ability to reduce maintenance costs for combustion engine fleets while offering environmental benefits. This includes repeat orders from a large oil and gas drilling company, as well as numerous major drilling companies engaged with during PDAC 2025, the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada’s yearly convention.
dynaCERT is concurrently advancing its Verra initiative to enable clients to earn carbon credits based on emission reductions using HydraGEN technology. The initiative is currently in the project design document phase.
According to Monday’s news release, the company will be attending bauma in Munich from April 7 to April 13, 2025, to discuss the integration of HydraGEN with its proprietary HydraLytica telematics software.
Leadership insights
“This production lead signals the beginning of transformation of dynaCERT’s assembly plant into a higher-volume sequential production process, ready for scaling up,” Kevin Unrath, dynaCERT’s chief operating officer, said in a statement. “We are excited that our team is gaining valuable experience handling larger production volumes, positioning us for future growth.”
“Key customers have provided positive feedback on the performance of dynaCERT’s deployed HydraGEN units, which has resulted in follow-up purchases. Based on this success, we are now preparing for new and repeat customer orders,” commented Bernd Krüper, dynaCERT’s president.
“Over the past several months, leveraging the collective experience of our board of directors, senior management and consultants, we have dedicated significant time to developing a strategic growth plan aimed at fostering the advancement and stability of our company. The first step was swiftly securing the equity required to ramp up production and drive global sales initiatives—efforts that are now underway both in Canada and internationally,” added Jim Payne, dynaCERT’s chairman and chief executive officer. “With the completion of the Verra methodology, we are now prioritizing the launch of our first major carbon credit project in North America, which we believe will serve as a key catalyst in accelerating the sales cycle of our product line. I see a bright and promising future ahead, fueled by this growth plan and strengthened by our team’s enthusiasm and commitment.”
About dynaCERT
dynaCERT manufactures and distributes technology that reduces carbon emissions in combustion engines.
dynaCERT stock (TSX:DYA) opened with a gain of 6.67 per cent trading at C$0.16 per share. The stock has given back 70.91 per cent since 2020.
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