Under the joint alliance, STWA’s technology will be incorporated into Verdantec’s pre-packaged fuel efficiency solutions for diesel fleets.
The suite will consist of STWA’s ELEKTRA unit, one of Verdantec’s environmentally-oriented fuel conditioners and Verdantec’s automated delivery systems.
The two companies have been working together for several months in Morgan Hill at the STWA facility, a site that was set up to test and develop fuel savings equipment.
The companies will now develop and incorporate each other’s technology to increase efficiencies for diesel trucks, a market facing federal regulation, presenting a major economic opportunity for both companies.
Advanced Diesel Technology (ADT) is the joint fuel savings project from STWA and Verdantec for the development of products to increase efficiency for commercial diesel trucks.
Company expects the ADT project to generate a 15% fuel savings and a 25-30% reduction in diesel fuel emissions, supported by EPA certification.
STWA is engaged in energy efficiency of large-scale energy production and improved fuel economy for diesel fleets.
