DTF was included in The Western Producer's January 15, 2023 report Improving the internal combustion engine. The report recaps DTF's...
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Improving the internal combustion engine
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EPA sets stricter smog rule for model year 2027 trucks
DTF was included in a January 3, 2023 report by Bulk Transporter titled EPA sets stricter smog rule for model year 2027 trucks. Executive Director Allen...
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Chicago Transit Authority Needs More Diesel Buses
Canceling Chicago Transit Authority plans to invest in more new diesel buses, as some suggest, is the worst possible idea. Doing so would all but...
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New Diesel Fuels, Tech Cut Emissions Faster Than Electric Trucks, Study Says
A new study suggests that new diesel fuels and more modern diesel engines can actually cut emissions faster than electric trucks. Tom Berg,...
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How Diesel, Natural Gas, Electric And Gasoline Power the USA’S Fleets
“It’s a very dynamic time for fuels, technology and mobility and it is important to understand which technologies are powering these...
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Opinion: Why We Need to Modernize Our Cargo Ships
The fastest way to address port community air quality concerns is modernizing fleets to this generation of near-zero emissions diesel technology. To...
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Letter to the Editor: Diesel Technology Updates Mean Better Buses
As an education advocate myself, I feel it’s critical that we depend on the facts and instill their importance on the younger generations....
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Near-zero Emissions Diesel Technology Rules the Road
“This is great news for our environment and economy. It shows that our nation’s truckers, and commercial fleet owners, are choosing...
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Why Every American Should Care that Diesel Prices Are Surging Across the Country
Roughly 850,000 diesel-powered vehicles nationwide are in use bringing supplies, materials and workers to and from U.S. construction sites....
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The Diesel Engine at 125 Years: Still Going Strong and Getting Even Cleaner
The first functional diesel engine was tested in 1897, making the “heat engine” 125 years old this year. Will the diesel see 150 years of...