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Diesel Headlines
Editorial: Debating Clean DieselsApril 24, 2008Long Beach Press-Telegram Court ruling and LNG issues complicate, but won't stop, ports' cleanup. Children's Med Center Forced To Use Backup Diesel PowerApril 18, 2008KXAN AUSTIN, Texas (KXAN) -- One of the city's newest and most energy-efficient hospitals cannot seem to keep its lights on. Avalanche knocks out hydro powerApril 17, 2008Juneau Empire The city's electric utility will resort to running on diesel as the result of an avalanche Wednesday morning that cut hydroelectric power to the area. Diesel Tops List of Technologies to Meet New CAFE Requirements Say Auto EngineersApril 10, 2008SAE International Future is Bright for Diesel Nissan, Cummins Team-Up on Ultra-Clean-Diesel Light Commercial TrucksApril 7, 2008Reuters.com Nissan announced it will build three new "light commercial vehicle" (LCV) trucks in Canton, Mississippi. The trucks will be less than 16,000 lbs GVW. Cummins (Columbus, IN) will supply ultra-clean U.S. EPA 2010-compliant diesel... Special Funds Target Diesel Emission ReductionsApril 2, 2008Environmental Protection Agency Organizations that are working to improve air quality can apply for grants which will help reduce diesel emissions in their areas. EPA Region 7, in conjunction with the Blue Skyways Collaborative, has issued a Request for... EPA Announces Federal Clean Diesel ProgramApril 2, 2008Environmental Protection Agency Through the Federal Clean Diesel Program, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will award grants of more than $4 million to assist eligible partners within the ten Blue Skyways Collaborative states to achieve voluntary... Trucking Companies Benefit From Over $526,000April 2, 2008Environmental Protection Agency Texas recently awarded over $526,000 in rebates to four trucking companies based in North Texas. The Texas Emissions Reduction Program (TERP) provides financial assistance to help replace or upgrade older heavy-duty equipment and... EPA Makes $50 Million Available to Clean Up Diesel Engines NationwideApril 2, 2008U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA is announcing the availability of almost $50 million in grant funding to establish clean diesel projects aimed at reducing emissions from the nation's existing fleet of diesel engines. |
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