Poisonous emissions cause climate fears, ozone depletion, 7 million people dying early every year (with little mention of how many animals die early yearly) and other threats to our survival — so should the transition to Net Zero be a decades-long transition or a fast retrofit? Or both?

FUEL BURNED = ENGINE POWER

Black smoke and gasoline smell from the exhaust mean only one thing — unburned fuel.  Unburned fuel means lost power which leads to higher fuel consumption.

Exhaust systems are LOADED with devices to counter the excess emissions that only happen in this situation.  Do you know that the sole purpose of a  ‘catalytic converter’ is to burn fuel that did not burn in the engine?

By doing nothing more than making the engine burn a larger percentage of it’s fuel, engine power increases. Because less fuel is now needed for the same workload, consumption (and emissions) also reduce.

What Can USD 1Million DO?

Results of emission reductions on 53,000 vehicles retrofitted in 12 months

Engine EcoPhils, Inc.

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In the realm of carbon reductions, lower cost carbon avoidance should take its rightful place. Here is why…

If your goals include greatly reducing developing country transport emissions, increasing public utility driver income and paying disabled and low-income peoples to help with a project, read on.

An Example…

If one were to offer a USD1M grant for a 12-month project utilizing the Carbon Cutter solution, it would have the following results with 53,000 vehicles over the first 5 yrs:

*** 226,557 tCO2 avoided/reduction

*** Cost per tCO2 avoided/reduced = USD4.41

*** 88,970,000 liters of raw, carcinogenic fuel fumes not released into the air we all breathe

*** USD9,243,379 income increase for low-income public utility drivers

*** 12 disabled persons (through a project-local NGO) and 12 project-local mechanics paid well to help us for the duration of the project

This is known as a Win-Win-Win-Win situation.

About…

The inventor of the Carbon Cutter device is a 2024 Nominee for the Earthshot Prize, a 2023 GCPIT Global Sustainability Award recipient, has spoken at the Asian Development Bank Clean Energy Forum as well as ASEAN environmental events and was written up in the Tata Trust’s Horizons magazine.

The Carbon Cutter is government-verified effective, University and corporate test-proven effective and has also successfully completed a number of 2-60 unit pilot projects.

This project can be done through ASSIST Asia (who did an article on us – PDF) or WWF-Philippines, both of whom we are working with to conduct emission-reduction projects.

In Closing…

If these type of results fit your goals, we are happy to speak with you more on the subject.

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Contact us for more information or contact Dan Renner at https://www.engineecophils.com/

Improved cookstoves in third world countries, especially durable, portable and high efficiency. Thanks for Rocket stove Technology. Saving huge amount of fuelwood, but also reduce emissions to protect user health. (typical manufacturer SSM Eco Stoves)

As an example using Biochar we can provide soil sequestration on farms in Mogotio North of Nakuru in Kenya in 1000 acre lots (404Hecatares) at $250 per hectare. This sequestration will come with full certification of authenticity.

Just contact us by email with the amount of Carbon offsetting you require and we can give you a full quotation.

Scientists estimate that roughly half of the oxygen production on Earth comes from the ocean. The
majority of this production is from oceanic plankton — drifting plants, algae, and some bacteria that
can photosynthesize. This process in the oceans produces around 70% of oxygen in the atmosphere.
Algae are the base of the marine food chain: without algae, there would be no fish or any other sea
animals. All plants have evolved from algae and without plants to eat, fish would never have evolved
to become land animals, including us.
Can algae combat global warming? Seeding the iron-poor Southern Ocean with iron dust encourages
algae blooms that absorb carbon dioxide and sequester it to the ocean floor. Whether the technique
is effective is not yet clear; more research is needed.
Also the US Navy has run ships and planes on non-polluting fuel made from the oils in algae. The
price of algae oil has dropped radically and new technology will drive it down further. If the price of
fossil fuels reflected the cost of their environmental damage, we would be flying jets on algae fuel.

Artemia salina facts

Artemia salina is a species of brine shrimp – aquatic crustaceans that are more closely related
to Triops and cladocerans than to true shrimp. It belongs to a lineage that does not appear to have
changed much in 100 million years.
Artemia salina is native to saline lakes, ponds and temporary waters (not seas) in the Mediterranean
region of Southern Europe, Anatolia and Northern Africa.
Algae can be grown commercially and has successfully been used as a food source for Artemia salina 

Summary of Artemia opportunities combined with algae production
It has been proved that Artemia in algae has 400 times the sequestration potential of planting trees
on the same area of land. This has vast opportunities for reducing CO2 levels and helping to combat
climate change
There are other opportunities here as well
 The brine shrimp fishing industry brings in 70 to 100 million dollars annually. Brine shrimp
cysts are sold around the world as food for fish and shellfish that are raised for human
consumption.
 Artemia is a new way to produce food that reduces emissions and pollution, and could
contribute to feeding a growing world population.
 Artemia can be used as an animal food supplement
 Artemia can be used as a very effective fertiliser
 There are potential opportunities here for carbon credits brokering- selling sequestration
tonnages for companies offsetting carbon footprints.
 Artemia production could be combined with effective desertification techniques that are
being proposed in Africa to claim back the Desert
 this is science and technology into practice
 there are international opportunities prospects could involve exporting the cash crop the
shrimp to show the potential of a nutrient rich foodsource
 investment ecosystems. We hope to invest our time and interest into infrastructure of
educating bodies to get the message out.