Coconut-water energy · zero crash

Clean energy, by nature.

Real coconut water. Natural caffeine from green tea. Zero sugar, zero crash. 75mg of clean lift that works with your body — not against it.

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New · 2026 COCO FUEL CLEAN ENERGY · BY NATURE NATURAL ELECTROLYTES MAGNESIUM POTASSIUM OUR COCONUT WATER 75mg 0g NATURAL CAFFEINE SUGAR 250mL REAL COCONUT WATER + GREEN TEA ◦ Placeholder can render — drop real PNG here
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The whole formula

Three things. None of the junk.

/ coconut

Coconut water

A real coconut-water base brings natural electrolytes, so every lift comes with hydration built in.

Hydration + electrolytes
/ green tea

Green-tea caffeine

75mg of natural caffeine from green tea — a clean, even lift that ramps gently. No spike, no jitters.

Clean 75mg lift
/ stevia

Zero sugar

Sweetened with stevia, not sugar. 0g means no insulin spike and no 3pm crash to climb back from.

0g sugar · no crash
Clean by proof, not by claim

Every reason to switch, on one shelf.

0g sugarAdded sugar
75mgGreen-tea caffeine
VeganPlant-based
SteviaNaturally sweet
Real coconutNot from concentrate
ElectrolytesMagnesium + potassium
The label, up front

What's in it.
And what's not.

Most energy drinks bury their ingredients. We lead with ours.

◉ What's in

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Coconut waterThe base — hydration and natural electrolytes, not carbonated syrup.
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Green-tea caffeine · 75mgNatural caffeine for a clean, even lift.
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Stevia · 0g sugarPlant-based sweetness, nothing to crash from.
COCO FUEL CLEAN ENERGY · BY NATURE NATURAL ELECTROLYTES MAGNESIUM POTASSIUM OUR COCONUT WATER 75mg 0g NATURAL CAFFEINE SUGAR 250mL REAL COCONUT WATER + GREEN TEA

⊘ What's not

Added sugarNo 27–55g hit. Ever.
Synthetic caffeineNothing lab-spun for a harsh spike.
Taurine & mystery stacksNo alphabet-soup ingredient list.
Artificial colours & flavoursNothing you can't pronounce.
The 3pm crashSteady lift, no comedown.
Cocofuel vs the usual can

Same shelf. Different rules.

Sugarper serve
The usual
up to 55g
Cocofuel
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Caffeineper serve
The usual · synthetic
80–160mg
Cocofuel · natural
75mg
Basewhat it's built on
The usualCarbonated syrup
CocofuelReal coconut water
Afterhow it lands
The usualSpike, then crash
CocofuelSteady & smooth
The reason it exists

Energy and hydration shouldn't be a trade-off.

So we stopped choosing. A real coconut-water base, natural caffeine from green tea and a touch of stevia — a lift that leaves you fuelled, hydrated and clear-headed.

No spike to ride. No crash to survive. Just clean energy that works with your body.

Coconut water · green tea · stevia
Before you ask

The honest answers.

How is this different from plain coconut water?+

Coconut water hydrates — but it won't lift you. Cocofuel keeps the real coconut-water base and its electrolytes, then adds 75mg of natural caffeine from green tea. So you get hydration and a clean, steady lift from one can, instead of choosing between a sports drink and an energy drink.

Is 75mg of caffeine actually enough?+

It's a functional lift — roughly a strong cup of tea or a single espresso. Enough to fuel you, not enough to wire you. And because there's no sugar spike and no synthetic stack, it lands smoother and holds steadier than a 160mg energy drink that drops you an hour later.

Will it taste like coconut?+

There's a clean, light coconut freshness from the real coconut-water base — not a heavy, sweet piña-colada. Stevia keeps it crisp and dry rather than sugary, so it drinks easy and cold.

Zero sugar — what's it sweetened with?+

0g added sugar. Sweetness comes from stevia, a plant-based sweetener — no synthetic sweeteners, no insulin spike, and nothing to crash from at 3pm.

When does it launch, and where?+

We're pouring the first cans for an Australian launch in 2026. Join the list below and you'll be first to know the drop date — and first in line to taste the first batch.

Founding list · 2026

Be first to fuel clean.

Join the founding list: first to taste the first batch, first to know the launch date, first access when Cocofuel drops in Australia.