Published by Todd Bush on June 5, 2026
Terra Mater and Hyperfuels have announced the expansion of their strategic collaboration to distribute Terrox, a low-carbon, ethanol-free fuel blend designed for the recreational marine sector, along the US East Coast.
The collaboration will join Terra Mater’s low-carbon oxygenate 2X technology and Hyperfuels’ specialty fuel distribution network, targeting boaters, marina operators and marine dealers seeking practical fuel solutions. The aim is to ‘support sustainability goals without requiring changed to existing fuelling infrastructure’, according to Hyperfuels’ LinkedIn post.
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The product will blend with gasoline and burn more cleanly, helping to reduce smog-forming compounds and harmful air toxins. It also contains no ethanol, meaning it helps reduce moisture absorption and phase separation – two common fuel issues affection boat engines, storage tanks and seasonal fuel performance.
“Marine customers are increasingly looking for fuel options that deliver both reliability and environmental value,” said Jess Hewitt, Director and Owner of Hyperfuels LLC. “Terrox gives boaters and marine fuel providers a practical, lower-carbon option that works in the real world.”
Dr Kapil Shyam Lokare, CEO and Co-founder of Terra Mater BV, continued: “This partnership is an important step in bringing our patented 2X technology to the US. The marine sector presents a strong opportunity for solutions that improve fuel quality while supporting broader sustainability objectives.”
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