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Decarice

Decarice develops a patented dual-fuel direct injection retrofit technology that converts existing diesel fleets to hydrogen-diesel, achieving over 70% carbon output reduction. This solution enables fleet operators to transition to cleaner fuel while maintaining operational flexibility and minimizing upfront capital expenditure.

Traction 10/10
Sydney, Australia · HQ
Founded 20232300+ followers
  • Clean Technology
  • Energy
  • Hardware
  • Industrial Automation
Updated 23 months ago

Funding

Raised to date

$140KRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

1 founder

Shawn Kook

Co-founder

Product

Problem

Many fleet operators face increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions, but replacing existing diesel vehicles with new electric or hydrogen alternatives requires significant capital expenditure. This financial barrier hinders the transition to cleaner fuel sources, especially for businesses with large fleets and tight budgets.

Solution

Decarice offers a dual-fuel direct injection retrofit technology that converts existing diesel fleets to hydrogen-diesel operation, achieving over 70% carbon output reduction. This patented solution allows fleet operators to significantly reduce their carbon footprint while preserving the operational flexibility of diesel fuel. The retrofit approach minimizes upfront capital expenditure compared to replacing entire fleets, providing a practical and cost-effective pathway to decarbonization. The system can revert to diesel without operator intervention, ensuring uptime and reliability.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes fleet operators seeking to reduce carbon emissions from their existing diesel vehicles in a cost-effective manner.

Features

  • Patented dual-fuel direct injection technology for hydrogen-diesel conversion
  • Achieves over 70% reduction in carbon output
  • Maintains the ability to run on diesel fuel as a backup without operator intervention
  • Reduces capital expenditure compared to fleet replacement
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