
Study Shows Heavy-Duty Near-Zero-NOx Engine Significantly Cuts Pollution
A recent study at the University of California, Riverside, demonstrated the ability of near-zero-NOx heavy-duty truck engines to reduce air pollution significantly.

A recent study at the University of California, Riverside, demonstrated the ability of near-zero-NOx heavy-duty truck engines to reduce air pollution significantly.

Cummins Westport has rolled out the long-anticipated 12-liter near-zero-NOx natural gas engine, the ISX12N, the cleanest heavy-duty engine available.

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Heavy-duty vehicles equipped with the 8.9-liter Cummins Westport ISL G Near Zero natural gas engine exceeded EPA certification standards during […]
The CEC plans to spend $3.5 million this year on transportation-related natural gas research projects, out of a $24 million […]

Clean Energy Introduces Fuel Management System Clean Energy Fuels’ new Fleet Management System for time-fill fleets uses a monitoring device […]