Carbon3 Global, a South Africa-based company specialising in nano-technology fuel conditioning, has officially launched its fuel-saving technology in Guyana following a live demonstration at Duke Lodge, Georgetown on Wednesday.

The technology is designed to reduce diesel, gas and bunker fuel consumption by an average of 14 per cent using existing fuel storage and delivery systems. It requires no new infrastructure, equipment modifications, or capital investment, making it easy for businesses to integrate into their current operations.

Carbon3’s nano-technology fuel conditioner is added directly to vehicle fuel tanks, existing fuel depots, refuelling stations, or vessel bunkers. It is mixed at a ratio of 1:4,000 for diesel Nano 4000 conditioner, and 1:10,000 for bunker and marine fuel (Nano 10000 conditioner). One 200-litre drum of Nano 4000 conditioner treats up to 800,000 litres of diesel, while one drum of Nano 10,000 conditioner treats up to 2 million litres of bunker fuel. The product does not require any engine modifications or changes to existing fuel supply chains.