In a remarkable move towards sustainable energy, SWISSX has launched production of its pioneering biofuel, B100. The first 10 tons of this high-performance fuel mark a significant advancement in reducing reliance on traditional diesel.

B100 is produced using Sargassum seaweed, an abundant marine resource, combined with cutting-edge genetic engineering. This combination not only ensures compatibility with existing diesel engines but also provides considerable environmental benefits without needing infrastructure modifications.

What sets B100 apart is its net-zero CO2 emissions. Unlike fossil fuels, which are major contributors to climate change, B100 absorbs more CO2 during its production than it releases. This makes it a powerful tool in mitigating global warming. Economically, B100 offers substantial savings. For instance, the Antigua Shipping Port Power Grid, currently paying $6 per gallon for diesel, can now access B100 at $4 per gallon, achieving significant cost reductions and generating one ton of carbon credits per gallon used.

Beyond fuel production, SWISSX’s Carbon Capture portfolio allows companies like Lenovo, IBM, and Coca-Cola to offset their carbon footprints through discounted credits, promoting corporate sustainability alongside environmental benefits.

SWISSX welcomes visitors to its Antigua island facility to explore the innovative technologies behind B100. Guests can witness firsthand the genetic engineering and AI-driven processes revolutionizing biofuel production.

The introduction of SWISSX B100 signifies a crucial step towards a sustainable future, showcasing that economic viability and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand.