Jeffrey Karl
Williamsburg, MA (USA)
Role(s):
C-Level Executive (CEO, CFO, etc.)
Plasmacat Development Venture LLC
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Location:
Williamsburg
Industry:
Energy
Year Founded:
2009
Number Employees:
1-10 people
Business Stage:
Creation/Idea
Entity Type:
Limited Liability Company
Description:
The Plasmacat Development Venture LLC is developing Intellectual Property that will end up in products that reduce fuel-oil consumption and lower emissions in the combustion industry. For the emissions control industry this company is developing an all-electronic solution for controlling combustion and combustion emissions, offering complete, low cost and easily installed emissions control for heavy-duty diesel vehicles and equipment, alternatively this technology can be installed as a complete electronic system for gains combustion efficiency and lowered emissions. This technology is intended to replace all other HDD emissions control products on the market with a single, easily installed, low cost product for emissions control in the HDD vehicle market segment. Our company is entering industry on two fronts, one which will produce the most effective forms of emissions control at the lowest cost to the HDD vehicles market; and, the other is systems that improve fuel economy in combustion equipment using the same technology, but as an integrated system. One strategy will be to market a breakthrough product in a viable industry, and the other is to offer a systematic integration into combustion equipment as a new design in future combustion equipment products. Manufacturers of Emission Controls Association (MECA): According to data collected by MECA in 2008, the estimated U.S. sales of mobile source emission control technologies for on-road and off-road applications in 2005 was $16 billion. Despite the current state of the economy, these sales figures are expected to grow over the next decade. MECA forecasts U.S. sales to grow to $26 billion in 2010 and to $36 billion in 2020, and in 2010 the world market is expected to approach $71 billion. The mobile source emission control industry continues to develop, optimize, and commercialize technologies in support of the many on and off-road air pollution control regulations recently promulgated by the U.S. EPA and the California ARB The electronic catalytic converter is an all-electronic solution for controlling combustion and combustion emissions, offering complete, low cost and easily installed emissions control for heavy-duty diesel vehicles and equipment, alternatively this technology can be installed as a complete electronic system for gains combustion efficiency and lowered emissions. This technology is intended to replace all other HDD emissions control products on the market with a single, easily installed, low cost product for emissions control in the HDD vehicle market segment. This company intends to clean sweep this market.