Purify Fuel and Solvay Have Teamed Up to Develop Nano Based Fuel Additive Blends to Reduce Harmful Emissions in Existing Diesel-Powered Engines

Purify Fuel and Solvay said today that the two companies have developed a nano tech based fuel additive blend designed to improve fuel efficiency, increase power and reduce harmful emissions in existing diesel powered engines.

First marketed 18 years ago, Solvay EOLYS Fuel Additives, an essential element in Purify Fuel’s fuel additive formulations (nanO2®) designed to reduce greenhouse gases and regulate emissions while improving fuel efficiency, have been used in more than 16 million new engines with similar nanotech combustion catalysts. Through this effort, Purify Fuel’s nanO2® Fuel Additive Blends leverage Solvay’s nanotechnology expertise to create diesel fuel additive blends that reduce harmful emissions while improving fuel efficiency. The nanO2® Fuel Additive Blends can be introduced without any upfront costs to the 400 million diesel engines not already equipped with pollution control devices.

“It is exciting to be part of this partnership, and to be working on a technology that will make meaningful impacts to transform the rail, marine, fracking, mining and power generation industries, leading to a significant reduction in harmful emissions on a global scale,” said John Carroll, CEO of Purify Fuel. “While we all know the world needs faster conversion to renewable sources, there is still a great deal of infrastructure that is operating on diesel that will take years to convert. We have a proven solution that is available now, that reduces costs, and improves air quality.”

Sebastien Meric, Executive Vice President of Solvay Special Chem, further commented, "We are pleased to combine our 30 years of expertise in technologies for exhaust emission control & fuel efficiency with Purify Fuel Inc. to tackle both increasing emission and fuel consumption challenges."

This global technology which will be available in North America, Europe, Africa and Asia, is a win-win for large operators. Advantages include:

  • Reducing harmful emissions by up to 35-55%
  • Improved fuel efficiency offsets the cost of the emissions-reducing fuel additive
  • Operator savings of 6-12% on net fuel costs

“If operators of existing engines implemented nanO2 to reduce emissions by 30%, it would have the equivalent effect of removing 100 million diesel trucks off our roads — buying the world more time to implement smart pollution control technologies,” added Carroll.

About Purify Fuel: Purify Fuel develops, manufactures and markets combustion catalysts that are custom blended to optimize diesel fuel and biodiesel blends for the fracking, marine, military, mining, power generation, rail, and biodiesel refining markets. The combustion catalyst increases energy harvested from each gram of fuel while reducing PM emissions and soot created by incomplete combustion. Purify Fuel works directly with large consumers of diesel and biodiesel fuel to help them save money, increase power, and reduce emissions.
www.purifyfuel.com

About Solvay: Solvay is an advanced material and specialty chemicals company, committed to developing the chemistry that addresses key societal challenges. Solvay innovates and partners with customers worldwide in many diverse end markets. Its products are used in planes, cars, batteries, smart and medical devices, as well as in mineral and oil and gas extraction, enhancing efficiency and sustainability. Its weight-reducing materials promote cleaner mobility, its formulations optimize the use of resources and its performance chemicals improve air and water quality. Solvay is headquartered in Brussels with 26,800 employees in 61 countries.
www.solvay.com