Sentence examples for emissions control technology from inspiring English sources

Emissions control technology and costs.

Navistar has said it expects the second half of fiscal 2011 to be stronger than the first half, partly because of rising demand for the type of emissions control technology it uses in engines it manufactures.

Sources of that uncertainty include how mercury-emissions policy will be implemented, the priorities of local stakeholders, how quickly emissions control technology will advance and clean energy technologies will be adopted, and where the global and regional climate are heading.

The possibilities include requiring light trucks to meet the same standards as cars; requiring light trucks to carry emissions control technology as good as that of the latest car technology; or setting different standards depending on whether a light truck is used for commuting or for difficult tasks like hauling lumber.

FCA US has spent months providing voluminous information in response to requests from EPA and other governmental authorities and has sought to explain its emissions control technology to EPA representatives.

FCA US Response to EPA January 12 , 2017 Auburn Hills, Mich .– FCA US is disappointed that the EPA has chosen to issue a notice of violation with respect to the emissions control technology employed in the company's 2014-16 model year light duty 3.0-liter diesel engines.

The emissions control technologies for particulate matter, sulfur, mercury, CO2 and nitrogen oxide used by IGCC systems are summarized.

Key factors in IGCC plant design are described for major process areas, including gasification, water gas shift, gas turbine, CO2 capture, and other emissions control technologies.

But small sport utilities with sophisticated engines and catalytic converters can do well, like the Honda Element, which scores 6 to 8. The bottom of the E.P.A.'s chart is dominated by the largest vehicles, though some of the giants do better than others because of different emissions control technologies.

The manufacturers of the marine vessel engines and the shipbuilders have responded to the demands to reduce vessel emissions by improving the operation of the engines and by incorporating emissions control technologies in the design of new vessels.

In the diesel engine, the fuel injection system is the heart and it has become one of the critical emissions control technologies with the advance of electronically controlled fuel injection.