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Do you want to work with us?
Posted on: 30 / 03 / 2026 | 0 Comentarios
Do you want to work with us? E&M Combustion has openings in several positions. If you are interested or know someone who fits the profile, please send your CV to our job portal. Contact: Yolanda Cantera. Email: ycantera@emcombustion.es - Tlf. (+34) 94 453 03 61
Development of a propane burner for a limestone factory
Posted on: 10 / 02 / 2026 | 0 Comentarios
E&M Combustión has developed a propane burner for a limestone factory. The burner used in the plant is the JBM-HP model and will use propane gas as fuel.
Environmental sustainability: E&MC burners on the rise after energy uncertainty
Posted on: 03 / 05 / 2023 | 0 Comentarios
Environmental sustainability. The industrial burners of E&M Combustion, on the rise after the energy uncertainty. E&M Combustion is a company based in Artea (Spain) specializing in the engineering and manufacturing of "tailor-made" industrial burners, a niche in which it is a world reference.
E&M Combustion supplies equipment for a power generation plant in Texas, USA
Posted on: 17 / 02 / 2023 | 0 Comentarios
Thermal engineering company E&M Combustión has developed the combustion equipment for the Oak Grove Steam Electric Station coal-fired power generation plant, located in Texas (United States), which has a capacity of 1,795 MW.
An old boiler park not adapted to the limitation of atmospheric emissions
Posted on: 24 / 03 / 2022 | 0 Comentarios
Artícle published in INTEREMPRESAS.- In a period of less than three years, the new European regulation for the limitation of atmospheric emissions from medium-sized combustion plants comes into force, which aims to improve air quality and protection of the atmosphere, without too much progress having been made in its adaptation so far . The process accumulates a long delay; However, in recent years, innovation in combustion technologies has made it possible to develop burners with lower emissions even than the environmental requirements set by the new regulations.
