About ETE
ETE EmTechEngineering GmbH is your competent technical contact for air pollution control. We are specialized in the optimization of combustion processes with the focus on the reduction of emissions from small combustion plants. In this context, ETE provides consulting and engineering services for manufacturers of small combustion plants and combustion plant operators. For example, ETE offers direct assistance during the development of solutions for the compliance with stricter emission limit values. Another new business area is the reduction of pollutants from ambient air. In this context, we are working on the development of a fine dust filter for ambient air.
Partners
ETE is the first spin-off from DBFZ Deutsches Biomasseforschungszentrum gemeinnützige GmbH. ETE is a member of the Energy and Environment Cluster of the City of Leipzig, the Neu e. V. and the Innovation Centre for Bioenergy. Furthermore, ETE maintains contacts with national and international partners. By clicking the links below, you can get to the websites of our cooperation partners and other institutions correlated to us and our work.
References
1st Place at the Pellet Stove Design Challenge 2016
ETE participated as "TEAM WITTUS" at the "Pellet Stove Design Challenge" together with DBFZ and "Wittus - Fire by Design". With our "PELLWOOD" stove we won the 1st place! The "PELLWOOD" is able to burn pellets and wood logs and emits extremly low amounts of particulate matter and CO. The "Pellet Stove Design Challenge" was hosted by "Alliance for Green Heat" and NYSERDA and took place in "Brookhaven National Laboratory" in Long Island NY. For more info, check out the press release of DBFZ and the website of Alliance for Green Heat. The Press and Information Office of the Federal Government has also reported on this.
Next Generation Woodstove Design Challenge 2014
ETE EmTechEngineering GmbH presented the NEKO-catalyst at the "Next Generation Woodstove Design Challenge 2014" in New York/USA (Nov. 4 - 7, 2014, http://www.forgreenheat.org), together with its partners Specht Modulare Ofensysteme GmbH & Co. KG (Specht), DBFZ Deutsches Biomasseforschungszentrum gemeinnützigen GmbH and Wittus Fire by Design.
At this competition the most innovative firing system concepts and emission reduction concepts worldwide were compared. The competition was held at the Brookhaven National Laboratory. The NEKO-catalyst was installed in a modified stove of the company Specht. This combination took second place. A press release of the DBU (Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt) refers to this competition.