History
Originally founded as a partnership, Emissions Technology, Inc (ETI) was incorporated in 2003. The company began with a patented aerosol catalyst and injection system and focused on small industrial engines. Sales began to individual companies and through a network of dealers who sold in specific markets.
Through time, sales dramatically increased as a result of the fuel savings that the ETI aerosol catalyst offered. Eventually, the ETI Combustion Catalyst System was installed on over 2,500 engines, showing fuel savings of from 8% to 22% and a large reduction in emissions and black smoke.
In 2009, ETI moved to Houston and began operation under the direction of a new management team headed by Mark Spoon, an investor in ETI and former executive with ConocoPhillips. The company was accepted by the Houston Technology Center into their client program and began a new growth path based on several large target markets. Spoon built a team of seasoned executives to drive sales to large, industrial users. The UltraBurn brand name was adopted in early 2010 and a new, high-volume delivery system was developed and perfected.
While the original Combustion Catalyst System was effective on diesel engines up to 1,500 HP, the new system, known as “Direct Injection,” delivers the UltraBurn aerosol catalyst for engines up to 30,000 HP. This new delivery system and the associated new catalyst line have expanded UltraBurn’s market reach to shipping, oil and gas, and other new markets.
Mission
Emissions Technology, Inc. is dedicated to the development of innovative systems that help diesel equipment operators reduce fuel costs and lower harmful emissions.
