Customer fuel savings
A differentiated fuel offer can create measurable end-customer value through improved fuel economy.
Future commercial channel
Build more customer value into the fuel itself.
MaxDx1 is evaluating opportunities with fuel blenders, distributors, and high-volume retailers that may want to incorporate a fuel-enhancement product into gasoline or diesel.
The commercial thesis
A better fuel offer can benefit the seller and the customer.
This channel is under development. Do not treat potential tax incentives as currently available or guaranteed.
Fuel differentiation
Blenders and retailers may position treated fuel around performance, lubricity, cleanliness, and efficiency.
Potential tax incentives
Federal incentives may become relevant after the required GREET analysis, registration, and legal/tax confirmation.
Blend at scale
Designed for gasoline and diesel channels.
The blender opportunity is larger than a package sale: incorporate MaxDx1 at the supply level, deliver the benefit through the fuel, and measure the commercial result.
Current status
Separate the opportunity from completed certification.
Potential federal incentives should remain carefully qualified until the required analysis, registration, and professional review are complete.
| Area | Current position | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel blending | Commercial concept under development | Available for direct discussion |
| GREET analysis | Not yet completed | Required before claiming related eligibility |
| EPA registration | Not represented as complete | Confirm before any public claim |
| Tax incentives | Potential future blender/manufacturer benefit | Requires current legal and tax review |
Blenders and distributors
Explore the opportunity directly with the team.
Request commercial, technical, and agreement information for a confidential discussion.