Rigorous test shows that OMTK technology once applied to these diesel engines is super clean compared to the old emmissions. Annother plus for this under the radar company.

"This field test validates the benefits of utilizing Omnitek's technology to significantly lower emission levels produced by older high-polluting engines at below current mandated limits, while providing the agriculture industry with improved fuel economy. Based on fuel savings alone, the payback-period to convert a natural gas engine from rich-burn to lean-burn is projected to be within two growing seasons, and further enhanced with incentives provided by Southern California Gas Company," said Werner Funk, president and chief executive officer of Omnitek Engineering Corporation.

Industry news reports estimate there are approximately 9,000 to 11,000 engines currently in operation in California utilized for powering irrigation pumps for agriculture. "Many of these engines are not in compliance with current emissions regulations, and the agricultural industry has few options available to regain compliance and avoid hefty fines," Funk added"