Diesel Technology Forum

Frederick, MD 21703

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Years in business:Since: 2000

Number of employees:2-10

Contact

5291 Corporate Drive - Suite 102

Frederick, MD 21703

US

[email protected]

http://www.dieselforum.org

Phone:(301) 668-7230

Fax:(301) 668-7234

More info on Diesel Technology ForumNation's leading advocate and resource for advanced diesel technology, a non-profit educational organization dedicated to communicating the progress and potential of advanced diesel technology across the global economy. Issues of interest include electrification, hydrogen, climate change, air quality, energy, sustainability, renewable biobased diesel fuels, efuels, agriculture, construction, goods movement, on and off-road heavy duty engines and equipment., As a Forum we want to engage with all stakeholders to share perspectives and pursue common goals of a cleaner environment and lower greenhouse gas emissions

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Diesel Technology Forum Becomes Engine Technology Forum

The Diesel Technology Forum is now the Engine Technology Forum to better address the group's purpose.

Diesel is the predominant technology in commercial trucking, according to the Diesel Technology Forum’s analysis.

76% of Commercial Trucks Run on Diesel

Diesel is the predominant technology in commercial trucking, according to the Diesel Technology Forum’s analysis of data sourced from S&P Global Mobility TIPNet data of vehicles in operation for Class 3-8 as of December 2021.

While most major engine manufacturers have a recommendation for B20 biodiesel or higher, there has been little word yet for or against renewable diesel fuel.

Renewable Diesel Poses Viable Option

Renewable diesel uses the same feedstocks as biodiesel but has its distinct benefits.

EPA Report to Congress Highlights Success of Diesel-Engine Retrofit Program

Diesel repowers and exhaust-filter retrofits funded by DERA grants from 2008 to 2010 prevented production of 203,000 tons of NOx, 12,500 tons of particulate and 2.3 million tons of CO2

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Clean Diesel Trucks Now Make Up 30% of US Commercial Vehicles in Operation

Population of clean-diesel truck emissions control systems is up from 25.7% in 2016; have saved 4.2B gallons of diesel fuel over five years

Study on Clean Diesel Technology Affirms Near-Zero Emissions

Results of new study verify the environmental benefits of the new clean diesel technology

Congressional Budget Legislation Boosts Funding For Successful Clean Air Program

Bill would increase funding for diesel emissions reduction act by 50% over last year’s budget

The only light-duty diesel in a full-size pickup truck, at the moment, is the new 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V6 in Ram’s 2014 1500. Growth in light-duty diesel power, such as the Duramax diesel expected in GM's mid-sized Colorado and Canyon pickups, will drive growth in diesel consumption.

Diesel Expected to Overtake Gasoline as No. 1 Transport Fuel

Registrations of diesel light- and medium-duty vehicles grew 30% in three years; diesel pickup growth fastest in North Dakota, Vermont, Illinois

Lung Association 'State of Air 2014' Recognizes Contributions of Clean Diesel

Cleaner diesel fleets and power plants called primary contributors to clean air for nearly half of Americans

Leading Manufacturers Outline Major Advancements in Clean Diesel

New diesel construction and farm equipment has near-zero emissions with benefit of increased efficiency

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CONEXPO Video: How New Clean Diesels, Alt Fuels Affect Construction

Diesel Technology Forum Director of Policy Ezra Finkin shares the organization's view on Tier 4 and clean diesel technology for the construction industry

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Adobe Stock 87370403 Antonmatveev

Diesel Technology Forum Becomes Engine Technology Forum

The Diesel Technology Forum is now the Engine Technology Forum to better address the group's purpose.

Diesel is the predominant technology in commercial trucking, according to the Diesel Technology Forum’s analysis.

76% of Commercial Trucks Run on Diesel

Diesel is the predominant technology in commercial trucking, according to the Diesel Technology Forum’s analysis of data sourced from S&P Global Mobility TIPNet data of vehicles in operation for Class 3-8 as of December 2021.

Mid Climate Initiatives 5968d07c8a4ab

Clean Diesel Trucks Now Make Up 30% of US Commercial Vehicles in Operation

Population of clean-diesel truck emissions control systems is up from 25.7% in 2016; have saved 4.2B gallons of diesel fuel over five years

While most major engine manufacturers have a recommendation for B20 biodiesel or higher, there has been little word yet for or against renewable diesel fuel.

Renewable Diesel Poses Viable Option

Renewable diesel uses the same feedstocks as biodiesel but has its distinct benefits.

Study on Clean Diesel Technology Affirms Near-Zero Emissions

Results of new study verify the environmental benefits of the new clean diesel technology

Congressional Budget Legislation Boosts Funding For Successful Clean Air Program

Bill would increase funding for diesel emissions reduction act by 50% over last year’s budget

The only light-duty diesel in a full-size pickup truck, at the moment, is the new 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V6 in Ram’s 2014 1500. Growth in light-duty diesel power, such as the Duramax diesel expected in GM's mid-sized Colorado and Canyon pickups, will drive growth in diesel consumption.

Diesel Expected to Overtake Gasoline as No. 1 Transport Fuel

Registrations of diesel light- and medium-duty vehicles grew 30% in three years; diesel pickup growth fastest in North Dakota, Vermont, Illinois

Lung Association 'State of Air 2014' Recognizes Contributions of Clean Diesel

Cleaner diesel fleets and power plants called primary contributors to clean air for nearly half of Americans

Leading Manufacturers Outline Major Advancements in Clean Diesel

New diesel construction and farm equipment has near-zero emissions with benefit of increased efficiency

1660628632 11323662

CONEXPO Video: How New Clean Diesels, Alt Fuels Affect Construction

Diesel Technology Forum Director of Policy Ezra Finkin shares the organization's view on Tier 4 and clean diesel technology for the construction industry

'New clean diesel commercial vehicles emit near zero levels of particulate matter (soot) and NOx. It would take 60 new clean diesel trucks to produce the same level of emissions as a truck manufactured in 1988. '

Clean Diesel Development Delivers Societal Benefits

Over the last 10 years, emissions from heavy-duty diesel trucks and buses have been reduced by 99% for nitrogen oxides (NOx) and 98% for particulate emissions

California's Clean Diesel Program to Play Key Role in Lowering Emissions from Older Diesel Engines

Gov. Jerry Brown signs AB 8 which extends funding clean air programs in California

Study: Diesel Vehicles Have Lower Total Cost of Ownership than Gasoline

New study says diesel vehicles saved owners between $2,000 to $6,000 in total ownership costs during a three to five year period

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New EPA Report Highlights Success in Clean Air Benefits and Fuel Savings of Diesel Emissions Reduction Program

203,000 Tons of NOx; 12,500 Tons of Particulate Matter; and 2.3 Million Tons of CO2 Were Reduced By DERA Projects from 2008 to 2010

EPA Report to Congress Highlights Success of Diesel-Engine Retrofit Program

Diesel repowers and exhaust-filter retrofits funded by DERA grants from 2008 to 2010 prevented production of 203,000 tons of NOx, 12,500 tons of particulate and 2.3 million tons of CO2

New Study Finds More Particulate Emissions from Burgers than Diesel Trucks

Study shows 18-wheeler would have to drive 143 freeway miles to put out the same particulates as a single charbroiled burger

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EPA Officials Hear Testimony About How Clean Diesel Technology Is Reducing Soot Emissions Throughout U.S.