Sylvester Idowu in Warri

In a groundbreaking move aimed at boosting fuel efficiency and cutting emissions, Oxytane Africa Investment Limited has proudly introduced Oxytane, a revolutionary fuel treatment product specifically designed for production and manufacturing companies. This innovative solution is geared towards helping businesses lower their fuel and diesel expenditures while promoting environmental sustainability.

At the recent product launch event in Warri, Eseosa Vanessa Oviawe, the General Manager of Operations at Oxytane Africa, shared that Oxytane is produced in the UK and Indonesia and is exclusively marketed in Nigeria by her company. Oviawe described Oxytane as a state-of-the-art solution engineered to transform fuel efficiency and facilitate emissions reduction.

“Across the globe, there’s a noticeable shift towards more sustainable practices, especially for Nigerian businesses that heavily rely on fuel,” Oviawe remarked. “With Oxytane, manufacturing firms can effectively cut costs, reduce their carbon footprint, and participate in the growing carbon credit market.”

She further explained that Oxytane is much more than just a fuel additive; it serves as a high-performance treatment that cleans contaminated fuel and significantly reduces carbon emissions. Suitable for petrol, diesel, and kerosene, Oxytane optimizes fuel systems, ensuring that companies get the most out of every drop of fuel.

“This innovation results in lower fuel consumption, extends the life of fuel supplies, and considerably cuts operational costs—this is vital for industries that are heavily dependent on diesel and other fuels,” she emphasized.

Oviawe detailed the straightforward dosage guidelines that enable companies to easily integrate Oxytane into their daily routines. For example, a mere 10ml can treat 50 liters of fuel, while 1 liter can effectively treat up to 5,000 liters, allowing businesses to significantly enhance fuel efficiency and reduce costs.

By improving fuel combustion, Oxytane also helps to lower harmful emissions, making it an indispensable tool for companies aiming to meet environmental standards while minimizing their overall impact. “Utilizing Oxytane not only highlights a company’s commitment to sustainability but can also bolster its public image,” Oviawe noted.

With the carbon credit market valued at over $500 billion, she pointed out that Nigerian companies have a unique opportunity to generate considerable revenue through emission reductions made possible by Oxytane, much like the practices already embraced by many firms in Europe and America.

“Oxytane’s adaptability makes it fit for various sectors, from logistics to power generation, ensuring that multiple industries can reap both cost advantages and environmental benefits,” Oviawe stated.

Moreover, Oxytane Africa Investment Limited offers emissions inventory services to help businesses and government entities monitor their emissions and qualify for carbon credits. “This means that companies can not only save on fuel but also develop new revenue streams through their sustainability efforts,” she stressed.

Oviawe also disclosed that Oxytane products are distributed widely throughout Nigeria thanks to a strategic partnership with NNPC Retail Limited. “Our products are readily available at NNPC Retail Company-Owned Dealership Operated (CODO) stations nationwide, guaranteeing easy access for consumers and large corporations alike. For industrial clients interested in bulk purchases, we have established dedicated offices at NNPC Retail Apapa in Lagos and Katampe/Kubwa in Abuja.”