Clean by Nature,

Powerful by Design


ALTERNATIVE HYBRID LOCOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGIES


P.O. Box 250
Milford, OH 45150-0250

ph: 513-575-5626
fax: 513-672-0219

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AHL-TECH Locomotives:

Clean by Nature, Powerful by Design 

Introducing a revolutionary change in locomotive technology. Coupling clean, natural, renewable fuels technology, with the latest in hybrid design, AHL-TECH locomotives hold promise to reduce not only diesel emissions, but greenhouse gases (GHG), and dependency on non-renewable fossil fuels.

 

What We Do

AHL-TECH is developing a revolutionary new generation of railroad locomotives. These hybrid design locomotives, combining internal combustion engines and battery technology, are the first of their kind to utilize a true biofuels optimized engine running on ethanol. The renewable fuels engine drives a high efficiency generator coupled to the latest power storage and electric traction control technologies. The revolutionary AHL-TECH locomotive electric generator set will use an optimized engine fueled by 95% bioethanol.

  

Advantages

  • Totally eliminates diesel emissions
  • Reduced PM and NOx emissions
  • Immediate reduction of greenhouse gas  (GHG) emissions
  • Modular, upgradable design
  • Advanced traction control and electronics
  • Reduces dependence on foreign oil

What's New?

Last Update 08-21-09

  • AHL-TECH President/CEO Tom Mack to present at 2009 Locomotive Maintenance Officers Association (LMOA) Annual Meeting (see AHL-TECH News and Links for full details)
  • AHL-TECH opens Toledo, Ohio Energy Storage Technology office.
  • AHL-TECH welcomes David R. Girkins as CFO.
  • AHL-TECH ethanol locomotive technology featured in Scientific American on-line magazine. (Click here to read the full article.)
  • AHL-TECH ethanol locomotive technology featured in Ethanol Producer magazine. (Click here to read the full article.)

 

 

Cincinnati, OH  •  Toledo, OH

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P.O. Box 250
Milford, OH 45150-0250

ph: 513-575-5626
fax: 513-672-0219