Fyrex CI :
New Emissions Avoidance Technology with ACCU Approval
As an Australian-made product already known for its fuel economy benefits, Fyrex CI is now officially recognised by the Australian Government Clean Energy Regulator for its proven results in fuel economy, carbon reduction and tailpipe emissions.
FIMA has worked in conjunction with the Clean Energy Regulator to have the first emissions avoidance project for the transport industry approved in Australia while still using current spec diesel. Diesel users, particularly those in the Freight and Logistics industry, can now generate ACCU’s by simply running Fyrex CI Premium Diesel Additive in your fleet.
The government’s endorsement of Fyrex CI underscores its real-world impact. This Premium Fuel Enhancer is suitable for all Diesel engines and has been proven to reduce tailpipe emissions by 30% for a euro 6 prime mover and 43% for a euro 5. Using Fyrex CI across your diesel-heavy fleet is an immediate action you can take today to reduce your carbon footprint.
Alongside the positive environmental impacts, Fyrex CI can improve your fuel economy by 5-10%. This means that for every 1000L of diesel mixed with Fyrex CI, you can save 245kg of CO2-e.
Reduction in tailpipe emissions for a euro 6 prime mover
Reduction in tailpipe emissions for a euro 5 prime mover
Using 4000L of diesel would result in one tonne of carbon, which translates to one ACCU (Australian Carbon Credit Unit) in the private market (valued at $37.00 as of 20/03/23). If your fleet uses 2 million litres of diesel per year, you could claim up to $18,500 based on the current price. To offset this amount by planting trees, you would need to plant 41 hectares of trees to achieve the same result.
Participating in an ACCU generation project can also generate business opportunities. As more prominent businesses strive to reach Net Zero Emission targets, you can tell a positive story that your business is taking part in the first Australian project for road freight with measurable results to reduce your carbon footprint.