Electrojet's Little Engine that Could

02:24 | Rio Pesino | Feb 13th, 2007 3:45pm |

A former Ford Motor Co. engineer has created a small engine fuel-injection system that he claims increases fuel efficiency, reduces emissions and improves overall engine performance. 27-year-old Kyle Schwultz quit his job at Ford to start up his company, Electrojet. His product was on display at the Cleantech Venture Forum in New York. PodTech’s Rio Pesino reports.

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Transcript:

Host: Rio Pesino - PodTech
Guest: Kyle Schwultz - Electrojet

Rio Pesino - PodTech
This is Rio Pesino for PodTech.net. I’m here at The Cleantech Forum, here in New York. I’m standing with Kyle Schwultz, who is the CEO and Founder of Electrojet. Welcome to the Podcast.

Kyle Schwultz - Electrojet
Thank you.

Rio Pesino - PodTech
Kyle, tell us why you’re here?

Kyle Schwultz - Electrojet
I’m here to promote my company Electrojet, which does small engine fuel-injection technologies. This is obviously a clean network of venture capital and our products reduce emissions as well as ...