The MWI technology is a microwave-based space ignition process that can be used in all internal combustion engines that are supplied with liquid or gaseous fuel. This includes diesel, paraffin, alcohol, petrol fuels and regenerative fuels such as e-fuel and blue diesel. The technology promises a drastic reduction in fuel consumption while maintaining the same engine performance. Currently, a reduction of about 14% has been measured in various test series, although the optimisation potential has not yet been exhausted.

Furthermore, a strong decrease in pollutant emissions can be expected. Initial measurement results from 2020 have shown that CO2 emissions have already been reduced by 16%, HC particles by about 10% and the extremely toxic CO by about 93%, with a slight NOx increase of about 11%. The current main requirement, the reduction of CO2, can thus be met by MWI by an overwhelming margin.

With the technology of the MWI space ignition process, the latest EU requirements from 2021 to 2030 are fulfilled in terms of consumption and pollutant reduction. A significant advantage of the MWI technology is that the previous engine designs do not have to be changed, only the ignition system has to be replaced.