IMPCO Technologies, Inc., the advanced alternative fuel systems technology firm, announced today that IMPCO and Lotus Engineering (a division of Group Lotus PLC) have agreed to a teaming agreement to co-develop engine and fuelling technologies aimed at the rapid advancement in the use of clean-burning gaseous fuels.
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The teaming agreement is being formed to accelerate the development of advanced engine technology designs and products that connect the use of clean- burning gaseous fuels such as natural gas [CNG] and propane [LPG] in vehicles and equipment to enhance performance and significantly reduce emissions.
The cooperation will operate synchronously in the United Kingdom and America.
Mr. Robert Stemmler, CEO and chairman of IMPCO Technologies, Inc., said, “IMPCO is extremely proud to be associated with Lotus Engineering. This new working relationship has the power to propel new technologies at a rapid pace while moving concepts to commercialization by better preparing the internal combustion engine and vehicle to take advantage of alternative fuels. The cooperation between Lotus Engineering and IMPCO is an unmatched synergy in our industry, and one that will take engine advancements such as variable valve timing, active valve train, direct injection and cylinder deactivation to the forefront of gaseous fuel applications.”
“The combination of Lotus Engineering’s exceptional reputation for engine and vehicle technology with IMPCO’s gaseous metering products and technology will enable development of highly efficient integrated engine and fueling systems utilizing the latest advancements in engine technologies to meet and exceed impending European and American emission legislation. The relationship will focus on designing and developing commercializeable fuel and engine products and systems for use in light and heavy duty gaseous fueled engines. Application of new technologies and products in the large truck, bus, automotive, industrial and power generation markets are planned,” noted Mr. Stemmler.
