A unique combustion technology

Catalytic combustion is a phenomenon which has been known to scientists for a long time, but so far, it has only been practically possible to use gaseous fuels. Zemission has now developed new technology for this process. The result is Catalytic Burner Products for liquid fuels.

Zemission has developed a cutting edge knowledge base on high temperature catalyst – gas phase interaction and worked extensively on the problems of how to achieve complete fuel evaporation regardless of fuel type, homogenous fuel/air mixture and a clean and efficient start-up procedure.

After several years of research, Zemission has been able to solve the problems in a cost effective way. The technology is patented and it is now beyond proof concerning stability, versatility and efficiency.

Company Vision

Zemission will, based on cutting edge know-how and a number of strong patents, be a world leader in catalytic combustion technology with a clearly outspoken Cleantech focus and commitment to the environment. We will develop, customize and produce burners for industrial and consumer applications.

The Company History

2000 - The Zemission combustion technology inventor, Anders Vestin, works in Swedish industry on novel concepts for emission control and related technology research. Later the fundamental ideas surrounding liquid catalytic combustion begins to take shape as he is working on his thesis at the University of Lund in Sweden.

2005 - Zemission AB is founded. The fundamental ideas quickly takes shape in the laboratory. Subsequently the company shows results leading to prototypes proving the evidence of zero emission, silence and multi- fuel capability.

2006 - Scalability turns out to be an extra feature of the product, it is easy to make it small enough for consumer products, or large enough for industrial applications. This leads to the first developments with customers.

2007 - The first prototypes are produced for, and tested on, existing customer products. Extensive and successful tests are made on emissions, including particles and fuel flexibility.

2008 - Burner product prototypes are successfully developed, customized for and tested on several commercial products with a variety of power ranges and shapes.

2009 - A number of customers decided to move from burner prototype tests into development and tests of complete consumer product prototypes.

Near Future - Production of catalytic burners will start and more burner applications will be added in vastly different fields of industry.