Dubai, UAE – July 2026: Fuelre4m has been named Lead Partner of the Desert Vipers for the 2026 ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League, strengthening a partnership built around practical environmental action, community engagement and high performance.
The tournament brings together five leading T20 franchises at Guyana National Stadium in Providence from 23 July to 1 August 2026.
Fuelre4m will support the Desert Vipers throughout the competition while helping deliver the Desert Vipers Styrex 2026 Guyana Biodiversity Campaign – an initiative that combines cricket, citizen science and community participation to raise awareness of Guyana’s unique natural environment.
Delivered alongside environmental education specialists Nature Wave, the campaign includes a nationwide BioBlitz involving schools, cricket clubs, environmental organisations and local communities. Participants will use digital technology to record plant and animal species, helping build an accessible database of biodiversity across the country.
The programme builds on the successful 2025 UAE–India BioBlitz, powered by Styrex by Fuelre4m, and forms part of the Desert Vipers’ wider commitment to using cricket as a platform for meaningful environmental and social impact.
Practical technology backed by real action:
Fuelre4m first partnered with the Desert Vipers during Season 4 of the DP World ILT20, supporting the franchise’s efforts to reduce emissions linked to fuel consumption.
Its Re4mx technology conditions and reforms fuel before combustion, helping engines get more useful work from every litre of fuel consumed. The technology can be used across transport, power generation, maritime and heavy industry without requiring engine modifications.
The Guyana partnership will also shine a spotlight on Styrex, Fuelre4m’s community-led solution for expanded polystyrene waste.
Expanded polystyrene is lightweight but highly bulky, making it expensive to collect, transport and store. Too often it ends up in landfill, is burned or finds its way into the natural environment. Styrex rapidly reduces its volume without the need for conventional shredding or compaction, transforming a difficult waste stream into material with potential value across energy, renewable fuel and industrial applications.
Together, Re4mx and Styrex reflect Fuelre4m’s belief that environmental progress should also make commercial and operational sense, rather than simply adding cost.
Rob Mortimer, Founder and CEO of Fuelre4m, said. “This partnership is about far more than putting our name on a cricket shirt. It gives us an international platform to demonstrate what practical environmental action can look like—reducing fuel consumption today while creating new value from waste that would otherwise occupy landfill or escape into the environment.
“The Desert Vipers do not treat sustainability as a slogan. They set targets, measure progress and use the reach of cricket to involve supporters, schools and communities. That approach reflects our own: identify the problem, apply useful technology and create an outcome people can see.
“Guyana is an extraordinary setting for this next stage of our partnership. Through the BioBlitz, Nature Wave and Styrex, we can help people engage directly with biodiversity while beginning a wider conversation about waste, resources and the value hidden in materials we currently throw away.”
Phil Oliver, CEO of Desert Vipers, said. “It is a pleasure to continue our partnership with Fuelre4m and Styrex in Guyana for the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League. Without nature there is no sport, so playing in a country like Guyana, blessed as it is with such incredible biodiversity is an opportunity for us to continue our work to connect people with nature and to highlight the importance of conservation”.
“Our work with Fuelre4m and Styrex allows us to minimise our own impact on the environment and to share our learnings with students and young cricketers as we play our part in protecting the future of our sport. We look forward to working with communities in Guyana over the course of ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League and are grateful for Fuelre4m and Styrex’s support in our shared mission”.
Throughout the tournament, Fuelre4m and the Desert Vipers will share updates from the BioBlitz, community activities and the team’s journey in Guyana, giving supporters a closer look at both the cricket and the partnership’s wider environmental goals.
The programme also includes a birdwatching experience along the Mahaica River and a community BioBlitz at Guyana National Park. At the end of the tournament, player-worn and surplus cricket kit will be donated to local cricket communities, supporting the Desert Vipers’ ambition of ensuring no usable kit goes to landfill.
The 2026 ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League takes place at Guyana National Stadium, Providence, from 23 July to 1 August.
About Fuelre4m:
Fuelre4m is a UAE-headquartered technology company developing practical solutions that improve fuel performance, reduce fuel consumption and emissions, and recover value from difficult waste streams.
Its technologies include:
Re4mx – a range of fuel conditioners and reformers designed to improve fuel performance during combustion, enabling engines and operating systems to generate more useful work from the fuel they consume.
Styrex – a waste-to-value platform that rapidly reduces the volume of expanded polystyrene and reforms it into material suitable for energy, renewable fuel and industrial applications.
Fuelre4m works internationally across maritime, power generation, transport, construction, quarrying, mining and other fuel-intensive sectors.
About the Desert Vipers:
The Desert Vipers are the DP World ILT20 champions who are participating in the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League.
Alongside its sporting ambitions, the franchise operates an extensive People and Planet programme covering environmental performance, community engagement, education and cricket development.
