Making Particulate Matter Emissions a thing of the past TM

Located in Southern California, HNO Green Fuels, Inc. is a manufacturing, distribution, and research and development company specializing in reducing particulate matter emissions, improving combustion efficiency and fuel economy and producing breathable oxygen. HNO stands for “Hydrogen and Oxygen”, the two main components of water (H2O), which is the extremely abundant catalyst that we use to increase the combustion efficiency of Hydro-carbon based fuels. Our Creed To enhance air quality and a...

Located in Southern California, HNO Green Fuels, Inc. is a manufacturing, distribution, and research and development company specializing in reducing particulate matter emissions, improving combustion efficiency and fuel economy and producing breathable oxygen. HNO stands for “Hydrogen and Oxygen”, the two main components of water (H2O), which is the extremely abundant catalyst that we use to increase the combustion efficiency of Hydro-carbon based fuels. Our Creed To enhance air quality and abate negative climate change worldwide. Our Mission To make particulate matter emissions from combustion engines a thing of the past. Our Goals Reduce or eliminate particulate matter emissions from diesel and jet engines. To improve combustion efficiency and improve fuel economy in all combustion engines, including engines using gasoline and natural gas. To produce significant quantities of "breathable" oxygen that can rival large forests. Our Focus Our primary focus is reducing particulate matter emissions in diesel engines (trucks, trains, ships, farm and heavy equipment, generators) and jet engines. Our secondary focus is to improve fuel efficiencies of all engines that burn fuel, gasoline or otherwise. Intellectual Property Patents Allowed: (7 patents, more pending) Hydrogen Supplemental System for On-Demand Hydrogen Generation for Internal Combustion Engines Patent Applications Submitted: Method and Apparatus for Increasing Combustion Efficiency and Reducing Particulate Matter Emissions in Jet Engines