- Association for Emissions Control by Catalyst - Information on catalytic converters and related topics, from the international association of European companies making technologies for automobile exhaust emissions control.
- Canwell Enviro-Industries Ltd. - Specialize in the removal of H2S (hydrogen sulfide) from sales gas, fuel gas, vent gas, flare gas, sour condensate, oil and water applications.
- CleanAIR Systems - Emissions control technology for diesel on- and off-road vehicles, stationary generators and power plants to reduce PM, HC, CO and NOx.
- Compu-NOx - Describes and offers a new combustion control technology that provides an alternative to low NOx burner retrofit for attaining compliance with emission standards on industrial and power utility boilers.
- Environmental Energy Services (EES) - Fuel additives, advanced treatment systems, gas analyzers, and other products and services for enhancing combustion efficiency and reducing emissions.
- Fuelling a Cleaner World - About BP's initiatives to introduce cleaner fuels to help improve air quality in many of the world's most polluted cities.
- IRS - IRS offers consulting and engineering services in the field of the electrostatic treatment of particles, combustion flue gas and polluting gas removal. It also offers product and custom solutions for data acquisition and process control.
- Pollution Controls for Power Plants - U.S. DOE program to develop new technologies for reducing air pollution and from existing coal-powered electric generation stations.
- Reinhold Environmental - Seminars, users' groups, newsletter, and workshops on utility industry environmental concerns, particularly air emissions from combustion.
- Rentar Fuel Catalyst - Describes a patented technology to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. (Fuel catalyst primarily for diesel engines in trucks, stationary engines, and large diesel engine vessels).
- Rentar Fuel Catalyst - Describes a patented technology to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. (Fuel catalyst primarily for diesel engines in trucks, stationary engines, and large diesel engine vessels).
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