The Diesel Technology Forum (DTF) is the leading resource on the importance and unique value of diesel engines, fuels, equipment and emissions control technology. An active partner with government, industry and environmental groups, DTF highlights the essential uses, environmental advancements and expanding role of the diesel engine as a sustainable energy technology.
Hundreds of organizations honored the past accomplishments and focused on the future growth of America’s national infrastructure during Infrastructure Week (May 15-19).
With national and international policies moving toward a low-carbon, sustainable future, advanced clean diesel technologies and the emergence of low-emission renewable diesel ...
New diesel technology will be part of a $23.6 million zero-emission transportation test program in California for emerging commercial vehicle technologies designed to reduce greenhouse...
Ten years after the introduction of ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel in 2006, the Diesel Technology Forum recognizes the role of the shift to cleaner diesel fuel and its importance...
The Maryland Transit Administration is now in line to receive almost $100 million to invest in 172 advanced clean diesel buses after receiving approval by the state’s spending...
The Diesel Technology Forum issued the following statement in response to the revised national ambient air quality standard for ground level ozone issued by the U.S. Environmental...
Beginning Sept. 2, the Diesel Technology Forum will host a series of online web-based sessions on a range of topics including personal transportation choices, goods movement, ...
The success in reaching the first phase of greenhouse gas and fuel efficiency standards for heavy-duty vehicles and the new complex challenges facing truck and engine manufacturers...
The $395 million agreement for the purchase of 772 clean diesel commuter coaches by New Jersey Transit is yet another example of major transit agencies recognizing the economic...
New orders of clean diesel and diesel-electric hybrid buses by transit agencies in major communities like San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit, and New York over the past year.
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Advancements in new clean diesel technology that has resulted in a transit buses with near zero emissions being adopted by U.S. transit officials at a faster pace than other large...
Yanmar, which is celebrating its 100th year anniversary this year, manufactures diesel engines for industrial, generator and pump as well as marine applications.
According to most recent public EPA emissions inventory data, diesel engines of all kinds make up less than six percent of national PM emissions inventory.
Session will assist and instruct engine and equipment dealers, manufacturers, project managers, fleets & others on how to navigate the new priorities and changes in award selection...
A new study released by the Health Effects Institute (HEI) provides important new insights on the advancements in clean diesel technology and ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel, according...
The new Low-Emission Vehicle (LEV III) regulations officially adopted by the California Air Resources Board (ARB) on Thursday will establish the world’s most stringent tailpipe...
