History

Since the fuel crisis of the mid-1970s, Dwayne Fosseen through Fosseen Manufacturing and Development (FMD) Company developed multiple energy related technologies. On February 24, 1997, Mirenco, Inc. was formally organized and was then licensed by FMD to begin the worldwide distribution and commercialization of these innovative products. Radcliffe, Iowa, a town of 650 people that is located one hour north of Des Moines, is the physical home to Mirenco.

Mirenco which holds multiple patents for their products has created a team of highly technical engineers, software developers, and business professionals, all with one primary objective in mind:

To maximize the extraordinary technological innovations that were derived from years of FMD research.

Mirenco's products can be generalized to be the result of the successful blending of 21st century technology with that of the internal combustion engine, all with the primary focus of helping vehicle operators’ better control throttles. Mirenco’s technologies have three common characteristics:

• Fuel Savings
• Pollution Reduction
• Reduced Maintenance Costs

During the many years of product development, Mirenco has worked with various high level educational institutions and with the United States Department of Energy to bring Dwayne Fosseen's visions to fruition.

Founded and operated from within America’s heartland, Mirenco has always been a "Mom and Pop" company. As such, Mirenco avoided the traditional methods of capitalization, opting for smaller, direct-to-investor methods, drawing on the common trust and optimism of the Midwest's population.