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More Renewable Biodiesel to Flow in Future - EPA Final RFS-2
Wheels are now in motion for making more of the nation’s cars and trucks use renewable fuels. EPA’s new final Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS2) is predicted to turn renewable fuels from niche markets to mainstream products. The final rule now enables soy-based biodiesel to qualify as an advanced biofuel - as having 50 percent fewer lifecycle GHG emissions than baseline petroleum fuels.
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Diesel Technology Forum 2009 Annual Report Now Available
Promoting technology milestones, educating policymakers and highlighting the progress and potential for clean diesel across all applications are some of the activities of the Diesel Technology Forum. Review our 2009 Annual Report here.
Clean Diesel Technology Helps Meet Current and Any Future Ozone Clean Air Standards
The Diesel Technology Forum (DTF) issued the following statement today in response to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s first public hearing on proposed revisions to the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Ozone, held in Arlington, VA. “While the merits of reducing the allowable levels of ozone in the atmosphere are now under considerable debate, there is no debate about the progress and importance of clean diesel technology in meeting the nation’s clean air goals,” said Allen Schaeffer, executive director of DTF, a non-profit group which represents diesel engine, vehicle and equipment makers, fuel refiners and suppliers of engine and emissions control technology. Read the full release, "Clean Diesel Technology Helps Meet Current and Any Future Ozone Clean Air Standards."
Forum Insight - 2010: The Year Ahead for Diesel Technology
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