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STT Emtec AB

Njurunda, Sweden

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STT Emtec AB provides cost-effective, high-quality products for emission reduction and advanced engine testing services. The company has certified Imatec marine engines at its test facilities and offers IMO Tier III certification with Bospower. STT Emtec's SCR Marine systems have significantly reduced NOx emissions since 2011. The company is located in Njurunda, Sweden, with a visiting address of Njurundavägen 16, 862 40 Njurunda. Founded in 2011, STT Emtec AB has been reducing NOx emissions by a substantial amount through its SCR Marine systems.

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