Fueltone Pro promotes sustainable solutions on Clean Air Day: ‘Industry collaboration key to reducing emissions’
Date: Monday 03 June 2024
In celebration of Clean Air Day on 20th June, Fueltone Pro, a leading developer of fuel additives and engine treatments, is emphasising the need for the automotive aftermarket to unite in promoting sustainable solutions that reduce vehicle emissions.
As the UK approaches the 2030 ban on the production of internal combustion engine (ICE) powered cars, it is imperative to ensure that the existing vehicle parc operates as cleanly as possible, says Fueltone Pro.
Robbie Gray, Chairman of Fueltone Pro, said: “It’s incredibly important that we all play our part in reducing air pollution in the face of the climate emergency. Although the ban on new ICE vehicles is set for 2030, these vehicles will remain on our roads for many years. We must ensure we’re doing our bit to make them as clean as possible.”
Vehicle emissions are a critical yet often overlooked aspect of motoring. Most vehicles undergo exhaust emissions testing as part of their MOT, utilising meters for accuracy. However, petrol vehicles used before August 1975 and diesel vehicles used before January 1980 are still tested visually. This highlights the need for effective emission-reducing solutions.
Fueltone Pro offers a range of products specifically designed to address this issue. From diesel particulate filter (DPF) cleaners to advanced fuel additives, its products are developed through rigorous research and field trials. These treatments not only enhance fuel efficiency but also significantly reduce harmful emissions.
“Vehicle emissions can be closely monitored and managed with the right products and services available in the aftermarket,” Gray explains. “Using high-quality solutions like our DPF cleaners and fuel additives can drastically reduce the environmental impact of existing vehicles.”
Fueltone Pro’s commitment to innovation and sustainability is reflected in its product range.
Independent tests have shown its additives can yield up to a 14 percent increase in fuel efficiency and up to an 86 percent reduction in particulate emissions.
Such advancements are crucial as more Ultra Low Emission Zones (ULEZs) and Clean Air Zones (CAZs) are introduced across the UK.
The importance of using quality products cannot be overstated, reinforces the specialist.
Inferior treatments may fail to provide the necessary reductions in emissions and could potentially harm vehicle components. Fueltone Pro’s products are formulated to deliver optimal results while ensuring engine health.
“Chemical technology has evolved to offer effective solutions for reducing vehicle emissions,” Gray adds. “Our additives are specifically formulated to enhance combustion efficiency and reduce harmful emissions, ensuring that ICE vehicles can continue to run cleanly.”
Fueltone Pro continues to expand its distribution network to make these solutions readily available to mechanics, fleet owners, and motorists.
By prioritising sustainability and efficiency, Fueltone Pro aims to support the transition towards cleaner air and a healthier environment.
More information on Fueltone Pro and its specialist product range can be found here.
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