Elmar Asgarzade, Scientific Director of Extra Mile Technologies and Senior Engineer at Baku Higher Oil School, shares his experience in developing a pioneering green invention that significantly reduces engine friction and fuel consumption.
Elmar Asgarzade, Scientific Director of Extra Mile Technologies and Senior Engineer at Baku Higher Oil School, shares his experience in developing an innovative friction modifier that significantly reduces engine friction and fuel consumption. This revolutionary innovation, which reduces friction by 30%, resulting in a 5% reduction in fuel consumption, has been tested and validated by one of the world’s leading energy companies.
At Extra Mile Technologies, Asgarzade and his team are focused on developing advanced lubricants that work on the principle of ionic repulsion, similar to the repulsive forces that occur between identical magnetic poles. This technology promises more efficient performance than traditional products.
Asgarzade’s passion for combating the climate crisis was fostered during his chemical engineering studies at the Baku Higher Oil School, where he also began to get involved in innovative projects. His efforts led to him winning first place at the ClimateLaunchpad in Azerbaijan, which culminated in a world final in Scotland. Her contributions to innovation and entrepreneurship also earned her the prestigious Presidential Youth Award in Azerbaijan.
In addition to working at Extra Mile Technologies, Asgarzade actively supports the next generation of innovators at Baku Higher Oil School and emphasizes the power of combining science and entrepreneurship to foster solutions that benefit the community. Her work with students not only promotes education, but also drives significant environmental and social contributions.
