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STAMFORD, CT – Clean Diesel Technologies, Inc., a global company providing innovative technologies and solutions that reduce emissions, conserve fuel, and improve engine performance, has signed a worldwide, non-exclusive licensing agreement with Tenneco.
Read More →PASADENA, CA – Innovations in diesel technology during the past decade have reduced key emissions from new school buses, delivery, and utility trucks by more than 90 percent.
Read More →SALEM, OR – The Oregon Legislature approved a bill intended to clean up old diesel engines in the state. It now moves to Gov. Ted Kulongoski's office
Read More →Other fuel-efficiency initiatives include further development of mild and two-mode hybrids, cylinder deactivation in a V-6; and another BlueTec clean-diesel vehicle.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has $1.7 million available to governments and non-profit organizations for clean diesel projects.
Read More →TOKYO, JAPAN – Toyota Motor Corp. has decided to outsource production of low-pollution diesel engines to Isuzu Motors Ltd. Isuzu will invest about 30 billion yen to build a diesel engine plant in Hokkaido that will exclusively supply Toyota.
Read More →DETROIT, MI – General Motors said it will introduce a new, state-of-the-art 4.5L V-8 Duramax turbodiesel that improves engine fuel efficiency by 25 percent, reduces CO2 emissions by 13 percent, and cuts particulates and NOx emissions by at least 90 percent for North American light-duty trucks and the HUMMER H2 built after 2009.
Read More →DETROIT– General Motors Corp. said it will introduce a new, state-of-the-art 4.5L V-8 Duramax turbodiesel that improves engine fuel efficiency by 25 percent.
Read More →The companies recently announced that they have entered into an agreement on selective catalytic reduction technology.
Read More →The number of alternative-fuel automobiles on California's roads increased 17% in 2006.
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