Lower fuel burn
Diesel is one of the largest controllable emission sources on a farm. Field observations with EX10D recorded fuel-use reductions across vehicles, machinery and generators.

Carbon farming in Australia
Across Australia, carbon farming rewards verifiable cuts to emissions. For most mixed properties, diesel and energy are the biggest on-farm sources — and the first place measurement pays off.
Why it matters on farm
Diesel is one of the largest controllable emission sources on a farm. Field observations with EX10D recorded fuel-use reductions across vehicles, machinery and generators.
Independent six-gas testing recorded CO down 100%, HC 94% and NOx 99% on a Mazda 6, and CO 94%, HC 78%, NOx 81% and PM 77% on a Caterpillar 3412 generator.
EX10D's validation process establishes a baseline, deploys emitters and re-measures — giving you property-specific data rather than industry averages.
How EX10D supports it
Record current fuel use, energy consumption and operating data across the property before anything changes.
Passive wireless emitters are fitted to machinery, vehicles, pumps, generators and infrastructure — no power, wiring or connectivity required.
Re-measure under comparable conditions. Independent exhaust testing and fuel records quantify the difference.
Verified reductions in fuel and energy use reduce greenhouse gas emissions and may support carbon credit generation, subject to eligibility and methodology.
Where it can lead
This information is based on real-world observations and independent testing. Any reference to carbon credits, ACCUs, emissions reduction, ESG benefits or sustainability outcomes is potential and subject to eligibility, independent verification, applicable methodologies and local, national and international regulations. EX10D makes no guarantee of carbon credit generation or regulatory approval. Results may vary between vehicles, equipment, operations and environments.
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