
dynaCERT will install HydraGEN units at a Hanoi waste fleet and an oil & gas customer by mid-August, with pilots in logistics and port handling also advancing. The company's Verra-certified methodology opens a path to carbon credit monetization.
dynaCERT Inc. (TSX: DYA, OTCQB: DYFSF) said it will install its HydraGEN emission-reduction units on multiple customer fleets in Vietnam by mid-August, with pilot projects in waste collection, oil and gas, and port logistics running in parallel.
The company has completed pre-installation work for a pilot customer that operates long-haul trucks in the waste and recycling industry in the Hanoi region. Those units are expected to be fitted by mid-August, dynaCERT said.
For a previously announced oil and gas customer in Vietnam, dynaCERT has finalized the equipment list, which includes fire trucks, forklifts and mobile cranes. Pilot installations at that customer are scheduled to begin in the same period.
dynaCERT also upgraded its HydraLytica telematics platform to receive engine data and has installed HydraGEN units on trucks and container handling equipment operated by one of the world's largest logistics companies at a Vietnamese port. The telematics system will set operating baselines and measure fuel consumption and emissions performance across that fleet, dynaCERT said.
Active deployments now span municipal waste collection, oil and gas operations, port handling and industrial material handling. Vietnam is becoming one of the company's most important international markets, dynaCERT said. The range of applications under evaluation demonstrates the technology's adaptability across heavy-duty diesel equipment, the company added.
dynaCERT said it is in discussions with fleet operators in Cambodia and Indonesia and is pursuing opportunities in Japan as part of a broader Southeast and East Asian expansion.
Bernd Krueper, president and director, said the company now has "projects progressing simultaneously across multiple industries, each providing valuable operating data." He said the growing installation base is drawing "increasing market awareness and commercial engagement" from organizations in Vietnam and the surrounding region. "We believe Vietnam is establishing itself as an important reference market for dynaCERT's continued expansion across Southeast Asia," Krueper said.
The company's methodology for measuring emissions savings has been certified by Verra, the nonprofit that runs the Verified Carbon Standard. dynaCERT said the certification will provide access to the global market for tradable carbon credits.
dynaCERT's patented electrolysis system produces hydrogen and pure oxygen on demand. The gases are fed through the engine's clean air intake to improve combustion and cut fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions, the company said. The units are designed for on-road trucks, mining and construction equipment, port machinery and stationary generators.
The company expects multiple pilot installations across Vietnam to be operational during the third quarter of 2026.
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