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HydraGEN units expand in Vietnam

dynaCERT Inc. has pushed forward with installations in several sectors in Vietnam.
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The essentials
  • dynaCERT has completed pre-installation steps for waste truck fleet in Hanoi.
  • Pilot installations for fire trucks, forklifts and cranes with a major oil and gas firm are set to begin.
  • An improved telematics system has been finalized for use with HydraGEN units.
  • The Company expects multiple pilot installations across Vietnam to be active by third quarter of 2026.

dynaCERT Inc. is increasing its activity in Vietnam’s market. The firm has completed all pre-installation tasks for its HydraGEN™ system on a fleet of long-haul trucks linked to a waste and recycling business in Hanoi. These trucks help manage and transport solid waste. Installation is expected to finish around mid-August, supporting the company’s push to grow its presence there.

At the same time, dynaCERT is advancing a major project with a top oil and gas company in Vietnam. It has now selected fire trucks, forklifts, and mobile cranes for installation of the HydraGEN™ system. This plan highlights the company’s work to use its solutions in varied industrial settings. Implementation is set for the same mid-August timeframe.

Expanding Telematics Integration

Additionally, dynaCERT has wrapped up development of an improved telematics system. This tool will connect with HydraGEN™ units on a fleet of trucks and cargo-handling gear operated by a major global logistics provider at a Vietnamese port. The system will monitor engine performance, fuel use, and emissions, forming the base for evaluating fleet efficiency. This will help assess real-world effectiveness of the company's emissions-reducing tech.

Vietnam is becoming a key area for dynaCERT, with active projects across various fields. The company is rolling out solutions for municipal trash collection, oil and gas operations, logistics, port activities, and material-handling tasks. These projects are building awareness of dynaCERT’s products and capabilities in the region.

The company's influence is spreading beyond Vietnam's borders. With more installations completed and more data gathered, dynaCERT is now engaging in early talks with groups in nearby markets, including Cambodia, Indonesia, and Japan. These interactions fit with the company's aim to grow its footprint across Southeast and East Asia, using Vietnam as a springboard for broader regional expansion.

dynaCERT expects multiple pilot projects in Vietnam to be fully running by the third quarter of 2026. This would mark a major stage in its regional expansion. Bernd Krueper, President and Director of dynaCERT, noted that the ongoing projects in different sectors are providing useful operational insights, showing the versatility of the HydraGEN™ system in real-world settings.

As more installations become active and data builds up, dynaCERT is seeing greater interest from local and regional groups. Krueper said Vietnam is becoming an important example of success for the company's future expansion throughout Southeast Asia. The growing attention and engagement in the region are strengthening dynaCERT's position in the clean technology market.

Company Background and Technology

dynaCERT Inc. is a Canadian cleantech company located in Toronto. It offers technologies designed to cut fuel use and CO₂ emissions from combustion engines. The company creates and sells carbon-reduction technology, including its own HydraLytica™ Telematics. This tool helps track fuel consumption and calculate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, providing the basis for measuring the financial value of CO₂ reductions.

The company's emissions-reduction method has been certified by Verra, a respected standard in the carbon credit market. This approval allows dynaCERT to take part in global carbon credit trading in the future. As the hydrogen economy grows, dynaCERT’s patented system uses a special electrolysis process to make hydrogen and pure oxygen on demand. These gases are introduced into the engine’s clean air intake to improve combustion, leading to reduced emissions and better fuel efficiency.

System Versatility and Market Potential

dynaCERT’s system can be used with many types of diesel engines, including those in vehicles, refrigerated trailers, mining, oil and gas, construction, port machinery, and power generators. This flexibility supports the company’s goal to provide its solutions across various industrial applications worldwide.

“We now have projects progressing simultaneously across multiple industries, each providing valuable operating data and further demonstrating the versatility of HydraGEN™ technology under real-world conditions.”
Supply check

The simultaneous deployment across sectors in Vietnam shows HydraGEN™ is being tested in a range of real-world conditions.

Frequently asked questions

What is dynaCERT doing in Vietnam?

dynaCERT is expanding its activity in Vietnam by installing its HydraGEN™ system on various vehicles and equipment.

When will the installations in Vietnam be completed?

Installation is expected to finish around mid-August for long-haul trucks and other equipment.

What does dynaCERT's HydraGEN™ system do?

The system uses a special electrolysis process to make hydrogen and oxygen to improve combustion and reduce emissions.

Based on reporting by Financial Post, compiled by the Tradingbird newsroom. Published 06 Aug 2026, 10:12.

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