MagneGas, a Michigan-based company, has filed provisional patents related to a new fuel, part of its ongoing research and development into a co-combustion technology to significantly reduce coal emissions and improve the efficiency of coal burning. According to the company, internal tests demonstrate a substantial reduction in greenhouse gas emissions with a dramatic increase in fuel stack temperatures and it is now looking for independent validation from a leading coal technology research centre. Ermanno Santilli, CEO of MagneGas said "I believe the COP21 agreement is the start of a more robust market for renewable technologies such as our co-combustion solution."
MagneGas, a US-based company, has filed provisional patents related to a new fuel, part of its ongoing research and development into a co-combustion technology to significantly reduce coal emissions and improve the efficiency of coal burning. According to the company, internal tests demonstrate a substantial reduction in greenhouse gas emissions with a dramatic increase in fuel stack temperatures and it is now looking for independent validation from a leading coal technology research centre. Ermanno Santilli, CEO of MagneGas said "I believe the COP21 agreement is the start of a more robust market for renewable technologies such as our co-combustion solution."