There has never been a more imposing threat to civilization than climate change. That is why companies like dynaCERT (TSX: DYA | OTC: DYFSF | FRA: DMJ) must continue to lead in the development of carbon emissions reduction technology.
dynaCERT’s hardware is transforming the internal combustion engine market by significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing fuel economy. Its HydraGEN™ unit reduces up to 88.7% of NOx, 46.7% of CO, and 9.6% of CO2 emissions while improving engine power, extending engine life, and reducing fuel consumption by up to 10%. This is a win-win for any organization using internal combustion engines — of which there are 1.3 billion worldwide — bringing enhanced performance while minimizing their carbon footprint.
Better yet, dynaCERT customers have the potential to earn money when using HydraGEN™ technology due to the various carbon credit initiatives throughout the globe. With governments imposing new carbon taxes and the carbon credit market expected to generate $1.1 trillion annually by 2050, there is virtually no limit to the value this company can create.
dynaCERT has been developing this technology for over twenty years, investing nearly $100 million to achieve these results. The company’s management team anticipated this paradigm shift well before it was trendy, and their moment to capitalize has arrived. Today, only a few hydrogen tech companies reduce machine operators’ GHG emissions by more than 50% while improving engine longevity and performance. dynaCERT is one of them.
Understanding dynaCERT’s Business
dynaCERT is revolutionizing the internal combustion engine market with its groundbreaking HydraGEN™ electrolysis system.
HydraGEN™ technology works by producing on-demand pure hydrogen and pure oxygen from distilled water that is separated and fed through the air intake of an internal combustion engine. This process is coordinated by a fully computerized system that interfaces with an engine’s computer to determine the optimal gas flow rate in real-time. Critically, this occurs right at combustion — not as a filtration system — meaning homogenization happens directly at the source.
By leveraging HydraGEN™ technology, engines burn fuel more efficiently and operate more cleanly, leading to an improved fuel economy of 10% to 15% on average. More impressively, these devices reduce most toxic gas emissions by more than 50%.
The performance results speak for themselves:
- Up to 10% reduction in fuel consumption
- Up to 88.7% reduction in NOx emissions
- Up to 46.7% reduction in CO emissions
- Up to 9.6% reduction in CO2 emissions
- Up to 57.1% reduction in THC emissions
- Up to 55.3% reduction in particulate matter (no black smoke)
- Increased engine power and torque
- Extended engine and oil life, lowering maintenance costs
- Up to 60% reduction of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) usage
- Reduction of Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) replacement period by at least 33%
This breakthrough is monumental because internal combustion engines produce roughly 10%, or 1.5 billion tons, of GHG emissions per year. If machine operators can reduce their GHG emissions by 50% or more, the impact on climate stability and the sustainability of ecosystems will be profound.
To perfect the HydraGEN™ technology, dynaCERT invested roughly $100 million over 20 years in research and development. This includes 27 world patents that protect it from product replication, as well as testing and certification from some of the world’s most prestigious institutions:
- UOIT (University of Ontario Institute of Technology)
- The PIT Group in Canada
- Continental–EMITEC
- The International Center for Automotive Technology in India
- ABE Homologation from KBA (Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt, the Transport Ministry of Germany)
The company is also in the final stages of receiving Verra’s highly coveted Verified Carbon Credit Standard (VCS). Verra is the premier organization in the carbon credit market. With their validation, dynaCERT can generate Verified Carbon Units (VCUs) through their customers, providing both parties with an additional source of income at no additional cost. According to BloombergNEF, carbon credits could reach $238 per ton by 2050.
The combination of proprietary technology, global certification, and top-tier carbon credit verification makes dynaCERT a force to be reckoned with. There is virtually no direct competitor and the company is years ahead of anyone attempting to replicate its technology.
How Does dynaCERT Make Money?
There are over 1.3 billion internal combustion engines worldwide with more than 100 million units produced annually. This includes buses, Class 8 trucks, power generators, farming, construction and mining equipment, and more — dynaCERT offers a solution for all of them.
Today, the company serves customers in 55 countries worldwide using a network of 48 qualified dealers and agents. These dealers provide sales, marketing, and servicing, allowing dynaCERT to focus on product assembly and development in its Toronto-based manufacturing facilities.
dynaCERT sells HydraGEN™ units for roughly C$8,850 (with installation), though pricing varies by location, engine size, vehicle, and voltage. Each unit costs approximately 50% of its wholesale price to produce, equating to an impressive gross margin of about 100%.
From a customer standpoint, HydraGEN™ technology produces cost savings of about C$0.08 per kilometre, leading to a payback period of just 8.25 months — proving the system’s economic feasibility and attractiveness.
In addition to HydraGEN™ units, dynaCERT is expected to generate recurring revenue from subscriptions to its in-house data analytics platform, HydraLytica, as well as capital earned from Verified Carbon Units.
HydraLytica is a cloud-based software accessible anywhere with an internet connection. It provides fully automated reporting and analytics including fleet-wide tracking of fuel savings, emission reductions, and carbon credits generated. It also reduces maintenance costs by enabling dynaCERT and its customers to track the performance of every HydraGEN™ unit from anywhere in the world.
Together, this produces a comprehensive solution that enhances customer experience and performance while enabling dynaCERT to run a sustainable business. Once approved, Verra’s VCUs will add yet another lucrative revenue stream to the model.
All-In on dynaCERT
CEO and Chairman Jim Payne’s passion for dynaCERT helped it overcome pandemic closures and early development struggles to become the durable business it is today. As one of the company’s first investors and eventually its President and CEO since 2013, Jim’s conviction in the technology is a testament to the business model and investment opportunity at hand.
But Jim is not alone. Over the past month, dynaCERT added three distinguished members to its organization.
Bernd Krueper — New President
Mr. Krueper is a highly accomplished executive with over 30 years of experience in the automobile, off-highway, sustainable energy, power generation, and precision machining markets. He has held several critical roles at international organizations including Deputy Chairman of the German Engine Manufacturing Association (VDMA); CEO at Motorenfabrik Hatz GmbH; CEO of Hatz Components GmbH; and a member of the Supervisory Board of Rolls-Royce Power Systems AG.
Dr. James Tansey — Carbon Markets Advisor
Dr. Tansey is one of the key thought leaders and advisors in the carbon markets, bringing more than 20 years of university research and private sector experience. He is presently the CEO and a Director of Carbon Done Right Developments (TSXV: KLX), which has produced a portfolio of over 43 Mt worth of carbon credits to date. Dr. Tansey is also an Associate Professor at the Sauder School of Business, University of BC, and the CEO and Founder of NatureBank Asset Management. His expertise will be pivotal as dynaCERT prepares to launch its Carbon Credit program.
Ms. Tanya Rowntree — New Director
Ms. Rowntree is an award-winning executive with over 25 years of experience in the investment industry. Her track record includes Vice President and Global Head of Client Success and Capital Formation at TMX Group; Vice President of Corporate Sales at TSX Trust; and Managing Director at Navina Capital. She also serves as Co-President of Women in ETFs (Canadian Chapter) and a Governance Committee Member of Women in ETFs (Global).
With these three highly respected individuals joining the team, dynaCERT adds another level of technical expertise to its arsenal. More importantly, it highlights how leading figures believe in the company’s hydrogen technology.
Final Thoughts
There are few opportunities to invest in businesses whose products are intended to benefit all of humanity. Yet, dynaCERT’s (TSX: DYA | OTC: DYFSF | FRA: DMJ) HydraGEN™ units are expected to play a key role in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.
Not only is this technology beneficial for the planet, but it also enhances engine performance and durability for customers while enabling them to generate additional revenue via Verified Carbon Credits. This creates a win-win opportunity for all, placing dynaCERT in rare territory as a publicly traded company.
dynaCERT is backed by 27 patents, global certification and recognition, $100 million invested, over 20 years of R&D, and a closely aligned management team, making it one of the most compelling investment opportunities in the market today. If you plan on capitalizing on the trillion-dollar carbon credit boom, you must keep this company on your radar.
To learn more about dynaCERT, visit www.dynacert.com.
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