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- Million Dollar EPA Grant Powers Green Locomotive in Upstate New York
- Cleaire Advanced Emission Controls, LLC announces that the California Air Resources Board (CARB) has reinstated the verification of its LongMile diesel particulate filter system
- EPA to Tackle Emissions from Trucks Used at Ports / EPA, industry leaders, and environmental groups to join forces for cleaner, healthier air around harbors
- EPA Announces Million Dollar Grant to Reduce Port Pollution in Camden, N.J.
- EPA Awards Nearly $2 Million to Chelsea Collaborative to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs
- Chelsea New England Produce Center EPA Clean Diesel TRU Project
- MBTA to Spend Millions to Reduce Commuter Train Emissions in Clean Air Act Settlement
- Puerto Rico Ferries Go Green with Environmental Protection Agency Diesel Reduction Grant
- EPA Awards $5.6 Million to Spur New Clean Diesel Technologies
- EPA Provides the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) $700,000 to Reduce Emissions from Locomotives
- EPA Provides the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (ME DEP) $571,638 to Reduce Emissions with Marine Engine Repowers
- EPA Provides Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM) $850,000 to Reduce Emissions from Regional Locomotives
- EPA Provides the Town of Fairfield, CT $831,030 to Reduce Diesel Emissions from Municipal Vehicles
- $1,000,000 EPA Grant to Bring Shore-Side Power to the Port of New Bedford
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- Chelsea Collaborative Request for Proposals: Replacement of Diesel Transportation Refrigeration Units with Electrically-Driven Units
- New York City Private Fleet Diesel Retrofit Program: Approximately $1 million Available
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The Northeast Diesel Collaborative (NEDC) combines the expertise of public and private partners in a coordinated regional initiative to significantly reduce diesel emissions and improve public health in the eight northeastern states.
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Chelsea Collaborative Request for Proposals
The Chelsea Collaborative is seeking proposals from qualified firms for the Replacement of Diesel Transportation Refrigeration Units with Electrically-Driven Units. Learn more about the RFP »
South Jersey Port Corporation Request for Proposal
The South Jersey Port Corporation is seeking proposals from qualified firms for the repowering of diesel engines in vehicles and cargo handling equipment. For more information click here »
New York City Private Fleet Diesel Retrofit Program: Approximately $1 million Available
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), in partnership with the New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT), announce the New York City Private Fleet Diesel Retrofit Program ("Program"). This public-private partnership is designed to encourage the use of diesel emission controls by private-sector companies and non-profit entities domiciling and operating diesel vehicles in New York City. Learn more about the funding opportunity »
EPA Awards $50 Million for Clean Diesel Projects /Reducing Diesel Emissions Helps Decrease Asthma Attacks and Premature Deaths
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded $50 million for clean diesel projects that reduce diesel emissions and improve air quality. Projects replace, retrofit or repower more than 8,000 older school buses, trucks, locomotives, marine vessels, and other diesel powered machines. See story here »
EPA Provides $1.5 Million for Clean Diesel Upgrades in Massachusetts; Clean Diesel Projects Reduce Early Deaths and Asthma Attacks, Boost Local Economy
The U.S. EPA is providing over $1.5 million for four projects in Massachusetts to improve air quality through rapid deployment of clean diesel technologies. The EPA funds are part of a larger collaborative effort between EPA and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and several other organizations, to leverage significant resources to reduce diesel emissions, improve public health, and promote clean diesel technology. See story here »