NOETON provides innovative wood‑burning solutions that lower particle emissions and improve air quality. Their flagship product, the NOETON Flamion® system, uses advanced combustion technology to make wood energy cleaner and more efficient for residential and commercial users.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Wood-burning stoves and fireplaces emit high levels of particulate matter, contributing to poor air quality and associated respiratory and cardiovascular health risks. Existing technologies for reducing these emissions are often costly, require regular maintenance, or are not easily integrated into standard heating units.
Solution
NOETON offers the Flamion™ system, an advanced combustion add‑on that can be installed directly into new or existing wood‑burning stoves and fireplaces. The device captures and destroys particulate matter, achieving emission reductions of up to 95% without the need for user intervention or ongoing maintenance. Its design complies with EN‑PME measurement standards and has been validated through independent testing with the University of Eastern Finland and Teknisk Institut. By integrating Flamion™, homeowners and commercial operators can meet stricter environmental regulations while maintaining the convenience and cost‑effectiveness of wood heating.
Target Audience
Primary customers are manufacturers of residential and commercial wood‑burning stoves and fireplaces, as well as end‑users seeking low‑maintenance solutions to meet air‑quality regulations.
Features
- Inline installation module that fits into the stove or fireplace flue, requiring only professional fitting
- Maintenance‑free operation with no consumables or regular service intervals
- Proven particulate reduction of up to 95% validated by EN‑PME standards and independent laboratory tests
- Compatibility with both new manufacturing units and retrofit applications (retrofit version slated for 2026)
- Competitive pricing relative to alternative emission‑control technologies
- Certified compliance with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and environmental condition tests