UTIS Decarbonization Technology

Smarter Maritime Propulsion. Save Fuel. Reduce Emissions.

Empower your fleet to cut fuel consumption by 5% to 8% and slash soot/particulate emissions by up to 80%. Utilising the patented UTIS **UCLE (Ultimate Cell Large Engine)** hydrogen-on-demand technology, developed to bring industrial combustion efficiency and carbon reduction to Scandinavian ship owners.

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The Challenge of Nordic Shipping

As Northern Europe enforces some of the world's most aggressive maritime environmental taxes, fleet owners need immediate, cost-effective transition solutions.

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Zero-Emission Fjord Targets

With Norway requiring zero emissions in heritage fjords (like Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord) by 2026, UTIS UCLE technology offers a crucial bridging solution for diesel-powered vessels to comply by drastically reducing soot and carbon deposits.

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Substantial CO2 & NOx Tax Relief

Operating inside the North Sea and Baltic Sea Emission Control Areas (ECAs) exposes fleets to heavy carbon levies. By cutting primary fuel usage by 5-8%, UCLE provides direct exemptions under Norway's NOx Fund and carbon pricing mechanisms.

Built for the Harsh North

Unlike delicate battery packs or complex LNG infrastructures that lose efficiency in freezing temperatures, the UCLE system operates seamlessly across all climates. From open North Sea crossings to coastal cargo routes, its self-regulating electrolyte cell is designed to handle demanding physical environments.

Robust Electrolyte Formula: Designed to prevent freezing, even in high sub-zero environments.
High Marine Grade Shell: Resistant to saltwater corrosion, high hull vibration, and moisture.
Fully Automated Interface: Syncs directly with existing ship bridge telemetry and engine control units (ECU).

Hydrogen-Assisted Combustion Catalyst

Developed in joint venture by UTIS and Ultimate Power, UCLE optimizes the combustion chemistry of your existing infrastructure. By injecting a tiny, precise amount of hydrogen as a combustion promoter, we ensure a more complete and efficient burn.

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On-Demand Electrolysis

Water from an internal tank is split into hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) inside a microprocessor-controlled cell.

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Intake Air Mixture

The gas is drawn into the engine's main air filter assembly, mixing with ambient intake air before reaching the cylinder.

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Accelerated Ignition

Hydrogen's rapid flame speed (10x faster than diesel) initiates earlier and cleaner ignition of the heavy fuel molecules.

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Enhanced Combustion Output

Fuel burns faster, reducing soot, exhaust temperature (EGT), and unburnt hydrocarbons while delivering greater power stroke force.

Physical UCLE cell installed in a marine engine room context

Why UCLE is a Game Changer

Unlike traditional retrofits that restrict exhaust gas flow or require chemical additives, the UCLE system optimizes the chemical reaction inside the cylinder. This leads to cleaner engine internals, reduced lubricating oil degradation, and longer intervals between major overhauls.

Zero Onboard Hydrogen Storage

No high-pressure tanks, cryogenics, or explosive hazards. Hydrogen is generated on-demand and immediately consumed in the cylinders, making it fully approved under Class society safety rules.

Compatibility Across Heavy Fuel Grades

Equally effective whether your auxiliary generators or main engines are running on Marine Gas Oil (MGO), Marine Diesel Oil (MDO), or Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO).

Fast, Non-Invasive Retrofitting

Installation takes under 48 hours and can be done at port during normal turnaround times. No mechanical changes are made to the engine block or cylinder heads.

8%
Max Fuel Consumption Savings
80%
Reduction in Soot & Particulates
5%+
Net CO2 Footprint Reduction
15%
Average NOx Emission Decline

Interactive Fleet ROI Calculator

Input your fleet parameters to see the projected operational savings, environmental tax reductions, and CO2 offsets when installing the UCLE system.

2,500 t
$950 / t
3 Ships
Calculations based on a conservative 6% baseline fuel optimization coefficient, a combustion factor of 3.206 metric tons of CO2 emitted per ton of marine distillate fuel, and local Norwegian CO2 tax estimates.

Annual Savings Estimate

Total Annual Fuel Saved
450 t
Operational Cost Savings (Fuel)
$427,500
CO2 Footprint Reduced
1,442 t

Rigorous Marine Safety Approvals

Safety is paramount in marine engineering. The UCLE device is approved under strict European Union directives, ensuring it functions safely in high-stress engine room environments.

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E-Mark Approval

VCA (United Kingdom)

Officially tested by the UK Vehicle Certification Agency, proving that the electronic control systems do not compromise engine safety or interfere with onboard bridge systems.

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RoHS Compliance

Bureau Veritas Hamburg

Tested by Bureau Veritas under the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU) to guarantee that all component metals and housing structures are non-toxic, lead-free, and safe for marine deployment.

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CE Safety Standard

European Conformity

Engraved directly onto the high-durability polymer casing, the CE mark verifies full compliance with EU health, safety, and environmental protection guidelines.

Request a Fleet Feasibility Audit

Provide your propulsion parameters, and our engineering team in Scandinavia will compile an initial technical integration report for your vessels.

What happens next?

We analyze your engine data to calculate specific performance metrics, taking into account vessel load profiles, typical sailing speed, and routes.

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Data Validation

We cross-reference your marine engine specs with our database of similarly retrofitted ships.

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Soot & CO2 Calculations

We calculate specific emissions offsets to estimate exact savings on carbon taxes and NOx Fund rebates.

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Installation proposal

We outline the scheduling, location options (at-port or drydock), and mechanical footprint of the cells.









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