Investors’ Chronicle - published by the Financial Times Group - has published a profile on Sulnox; focusing on our technology, our momentum, and the opportunity still ahead.
A few highlights from the article:
A significant global opportunity
A theoretical £40bn annual market is cited, with much of the world still reliant on liquid fuels for years to come - and a need to improve their efficiency.
Independent, verified data on land & sea
The article references results from Eastern Pacific Shipping, Spring Marine, Crystal Cruises and Colas Rail UK, each measuring improvements in efficiency, emissions, and maintenance benefits through their own trials and operations.
A scalable, capital-light model
IC notes our outsourced manufacturing and global distribution agreements - including our partnership with Drew Marine - as key elements of how we can scale without heavy infrastructure investment.
A practical transition technology
The piece frames Sulnox within the wider context of hard-to-abate sectors, where incremental efficiency gains can deliver immediate environmental and operational benefits.
You can read the full article here.