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Press Conference: EPA, representatives of environmental and industry, the 2010 New Power Generation Clean Diesel trucks and buses, Tuesday, 19 October 10.00 clock climax

Washington, DC (Vocus) 14 October 2010

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is preparing for a national program on emissions of greenhouse gases and establish standards for fuel for trucks, EPA, representatives of environmental and industry will hold a press conference Tuesday morning to outline the significant technological and environmental progress in the new generation truck and the 2010 diesel buses.

sampling of 2010 heavy trucks and buses, the most modern technologies in clean emissions be visible existence. The press conference will also be a â? Hankyâ own? Test in which a new white handkerchief is placed on a truck? To illustrate the low exhaust emissions in 2010 technology trucks.

Time: 10:00 clock, Tuesday, 19 October 2010

Location: Walter E. Washington Convention Center

â? Los Angeles? Street between 7th Avenue and 9 (trucks will be on site)
(In case of bad weather, the press conference held in room 154 A convention center)

801 Mount Vernon Place NW
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Participants

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? Allen Schaeffer, Executive Director, Diesel Technology Forum

? Margo Oge, Director, Office of Air Quality and Transportation Office of Air and Radiation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

? Richard Kassel, Natural Resources Defense Council

? Srikanth Padmanabhan, Cummins

? Patrick Charbonneau, Navistar

? Brad Williamson, Daimler Trucks North America

Monday 18 October, from 13.00 to 04.00 clock, the companies will be available with their trucks and buses to meet the media for interviews.

of 2010 to be the cleanest and most modern diesel trucks and buses in the world on the screen

â? These vehicles are the cleanest and most modern commercial world, â? said Allen Schaeffer, director of the Diesel Technology Forum. â? The new generation of clean diesel in 2010 is to win support in America? s commercial truck and bus fleets on a platform near zero emissions and less fuel consumption.

â? The historical progress in clean diesel technology is remarkable. Remember that it take 60 of these vehicles by 2010, emissions equal to even a pre-1988 trucks. A ratio of 60-1 is amazing.

â? Although the continuous production of economical truck manufacturer, diesel engines and vehicles were also clearly makes it clean. ? Todayâ s new heavy-duty diesel trucks in 2010 unfolded state of the art engine and emission control systems and has near zero emissions, a significant achievement because increasing energy efficiency and reduce emissions on both the forces of competition in the design of diesel engines, â ? Schaeffer said.


Clean Diesel

10 Conference

After the press conference, the U.S. EPA Clean Diesel 10 Conference start two days meetings and exhibitions at the Convention Centre and 10 years of air and clean diesel celebrate improvements in treatment and Technology fuels. For more information on the conference can be found here.

About the Diesel Technology Forum

The Diesel Technology Forum is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of diesel engines, fuel and technology. Forum members are leaders in clean diesel technology and represent the three most important elements of modern clean diesel: advanced engines, vehicles and equipment, fuel and clean diesel emission control systems. For more information visit www.dieselforum.org.


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