10 Years FFG-CBOne
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- Published on Wednesday, 01 October 2025 20:29
Ten Years with a Partner is Something One Must celebrate!
Research and development is in CBOne's DNA. For the past ten years, we have used Austrian public funding via FFG to make significant achievements in combustion technology. The following series of postcards highlights moments, ideas, and the aesthetics of shapes we liked from a project.
The team is on fire!
2024-2025 marked the first significant increase in staff since the pandemic. The number of people working for CBOne has doubled. This paragraph is dedicated to all those who drive CBOne forward every day.
CBOne has an industrial vision with two main objectives. The first is to enhance conventional combustion techniques through innovation and optimisation of methods and equipment. The second is to ensure the long-term viability of combustion. This can be done by turning to fuels of the future. Examples of such fuels include hydrogen.
This may sound simple, but it is not. Those who work with us (in the team, or in common projects) must embody a certain culture and passion. These two factors drive us forward.
A big thank you to my wonderful team and colleagues! Have a great end of the year, and see you next year, in great shape! Together, we're going to score some points!
TEAM BRANDNER WINS THE INTERNATIONAL BOLIAY MATHS COMPETITION
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- Published on Sunday, 18 June 2023 18:20
Power of Four
CBOne is supporting "Team Brandner", who have been kind enough to wear our colours, and before all who won the final of the Bolyai Mathematics Competition in Budapest on June the 24th! Congratulations!!!
The team, consisting of Viktoria Dietrichsteiner, Milo Giuliani, Alexander Goritschnig and Philipp Kreuzer, comes from the BRG Petersgasse in Graz. The team's achievements include a very good record in the previous editions of the Bolyai. Its individual members have also topped the rankings in the Kanguru competition and the Mathematical Olympiad.
Read more: TEAM BRANDNER WINS THE INTERNATIONAL BOLIAY MATHS COMPETITION
The air we breathe
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- Published on Sunday, 11 December 2016 16:24
A breathtaking picture in the Parisian outskirts during the pollution peak with particulate matter in Dec. 2016
Normally, at this time we publish our Season’s Greetings. However, this December’s headlines are about remarkable pollution peaks observed during week 49 (6-9.12.2016) in Mailand, Brussels, London and Paris. This time, the concentration in particulate matter was alarming. The exceptionally nice weather and its absence of wind just made things worse.
The alert for most large cities in Europe is given when a concentration in particle matter with size smaller than 10 microns (PM10) above 50µg/m3 is achieved. A sub-category of it is the group of particles smaller than 2.5 µg/m3. These are known to deposit in our breathing cavities and organs, and possibly interact with our blood. The WHO recommends a maximum concentration of PM2,5 of 10µg/m3.
Quoting the European Environment Agency (EEA), "air pollution remains the single largest environmental health hazard in Europe, resulting in a lower quality of life due to illnesses and an estimated 467 000 premature deaths per year".
Roughly one third of these particles come from industrial combustion processes. And this is a figure one can reduce, namely with better combustion. This is what we do at Combustion Bay One.
Support CBOne by helping us to promote and deploy our MethaNull technology. We can bend these numbers. We can breathe a cleaner air. Complete combustion will reduce drastically the production of particulate matter. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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A Future Named Hydrogen
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- Published on Wednesday, 20 October 2021 05:22
CBOne's readiness for hydrogen combustion
It took us time to write this title. We needed time indeed to get convinced. We went through the process. We manipulated hydrogen combustion. Now we are sure: hydrogen is the future of combustion. A bright future.
Why did it take us so long?
CBOne Channel
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- Published on Tuesday, 08 March 2016 22:55
Watch our new short movie, "One day in the Lab", directed by Lucas Fraunberger!
