OXE Diesel News

Outboard engines: where diesel is the alternative fuel

New heavy-duty diesel outboards from Caudwell Marine and OXE are about to hit the market, offering potential fuel and emissions savings compared to their petrol-powered counterparts. Late this year and in early 2024, two new heavy-duty diesel outboards will go into production, offering potential fuel saving and emission reduction advantages for commercial, military and recreational high-speed vessel operators.

What Does Switching to an OXE Diesel Outboard

The concept of diesel in the marine world is nothing new, but when it comes to diesel-powered outboards, the industry still considers them a novelty. Per OXE Marine, they try to keep it short and concise with this information.

Daughter craft showcase low-emission marine technologies

Fast growth in the offshore wind industry has breathed new life into daughter craft and crew transfer vessel (CTV) designs, as operators look to ship designers to package speed, sustainability, stability and safety into a relatively small platform. In many ways, offshore wind is the proving ground for cutting-edge, emissions-reducing marine technologies.

Report From the Annual General Meeting in OXE Marine Ab (Publ) On 2 May 2023

  • The income statement and balance sheet for 2022 were adopted. The meeting resolved not to pay out dividends for the financial year 2022. The board of directors and the CEO were discharged from liability for the financial year 2022.
  • It was resolved that the Board should consist of 4 directors with re-election of board members Jonas Wikström, Martin Polo, Jon Lind and Christian von Koenigsegg. It was noted that Magnus Folin and Mikael Mellberg had declined re-election.
  • Jonas Wikström was appointed as chairman of the board.

OXE Marine AB (publ) Interim report 1 January to 31 March 2023

We can be clear – during the last 12 months and thanks to our company being in much closer contact to our users, we have learned a lot about specific applications where we must improve – "the devil is in the details". This has led to a program where we have made technical upgrades and initiated a program to develop service, support and availability, and these upgrades were all completed during March where at the end of March we delivered fully upgraded engines to the customers requiring these additional features. Basically, all deliveries in Q1 took place during the last two weeks of the quarter – showing the potential in our organization and how we now can perform together with our partners. In retrospect, we learnt from this and how to be faster in implementing enhancements to our products, but we can also conclude that with the extra testing and focus on establishing solid supply chain solutions – it takes time.

OXE Releases Their First Diesel Outboard Configurator

Oxe is launching their first-ever configurator. Build your own OXE Diesel after your specific needs and requirements. Go to oxemarine.com/configurator to start playing; now is the time to make the switch. #oxediesel #oxeconfigurator

Diesel Outboard showing off! Oxe 300 Hp Diesel on 34 Cape Horn

SEA TRIAL - Oxe 300 Hp Diesel outboards on a 34 Capehorn.

OXE MARINE EXPANDS IN SOUTH AMERICA BY APPOINTING NEW DEALERSHIPS IN BRAZIL AND COLOMBIA

OXE Marine AB (publ) has appointed MWM and Transmidiesel as new dealers for OXE Marine's diesel-powered outboards in Brazil and Colombia. The appointment is made to strengthen OXE Marine's international expansion and means that the company is expanding its global network of dealers to Brazil and Colombia.

OXE Marine AB (publ) publishes annual report for 2022

OXE Marine AB (publ) was formed in 2012 and after several years of development has developed a diesel outboard for the marine market. The head office is located in Ängelholm, Sweden. OXE Marine AB is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market, ISIN SE0009888613. The global outboard market has long been dominated by gasoline engines, but with a diesel engine you get a stronger and, above all, a more fuel-efficient engine.

CONDUCTED TESTS OF THE OXE300 ON A POPULAR RECREATIONAL BOAT, SHOWS THAT THE GASOLINE ALTERNATIVE CONSUMES 50 PERCENT MORE FUEL

OXE Marine AB (publ) have conducted sea trials where the company’s 300 hp diesel outboard OXE300 has been tried against a gasoline outboard of equivalent power. The tests, conducted on a popular 12-meter tender, shows that the gasoline alternative consumes 50 percent more fuel. When the outboards were run using biodiesel (HVO100) carbon dioxide emissions were reduced by an astonishing 92% compared to the gasoline alternative. The tests were conducted start of October in the waters outside of Öresund. The boat, built by one of the bigger recreational boat builders in Sweden, had been mounted with a dual OXE Diesel OXE300 installation. As reference, test runs were also conducted with gasoline outboards of equivalent power.