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Energy Secretary Announces $22 Million in Funding for New Biofuel Cost Reduction Projects
The United States Department of Energy (DOE)
Energy Secretary Moniz has announced $22 million in funding for projects geared towards the development of cost-effective biofuels.
Engine Filters
FBO Fuel Filter/Water Separator
Parker Hannifin Corp., Racor Div.
Parker's Racor Division introduces its FBO Fuel Filter/Water Separator which allows users the option of using the water separator, silicone treated filter or water absorber to meet specific filtration needs.
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Trends
Freightliner Increases Natural Gas Offering
Freightliner Trucks
Freightliner's Cascadia natural-gas powered trucks will now be available with a factory-installed CNG and LNG tanks as well as a 48-inch sleeper cab.
Trends
Florida Company Produces U.S.'s First Commercial-Scale Cellulosic Ethanol Facility
INEOS Bio's Indian River BioEnergy Center in Vero Beach, FL, has developed the first commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol production facility in the U.S.
Engines
Donaldson Expanding Minnesota Headquarters
Donaldson Company Inc.
Donaldson is making a $10 million expansion of its testing laboratories located at its headquarters in Bloomington, MN.
Drivetrains
CleanFUEL USA Receives EPA and CARB Certification for Freightliner S2G Chassis
Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp.
CleanFUEL USA has received EPA and CARB certification for the Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. S2G chassis which features a Liquid Propane Injection system developed by CleanFUEL.
Engines
Tognum Expanding Research and Development Center at MTU Aiken Plant
Rolls-Royce Solutions GmbH
Tognum announces it will be making a $22.5 million investment to expand its Research and Development Center at its MTU Aiken plant.
Trends
Quad County Corn Processors Adding Cellulosic Ethanol Capabilities to Ethanol Production Facility
Quad County Corn Processors has officially broken ground on its new cellulosic ethanol plant in Galva, IA, which will turn corn kernel fiber into clean-burning ethanol.
Electronics
Design integration steps up the game
Systems integration enables OEMs to provide customized features and capabilities for improved productivity and efficiency.
'Nothing takes the place of having all of your design engineers sitting around the table and the engineer who is producing the axle knows exactly what the transmission engineer [is] going to do and the engineer who designs the engine knows what the peak torque needs to be,' says Doug Phillips of Volvo CE.
Engines
Aftertreatment before it’s an afterthought
A clean air technology design and manufacturing company takes proactive initiative to create forward-looking solutions for the aftertreatment needs of the commercial vehicle market.
Designed to be an alternative to urea-based SCR systems, the Hydrocarbon Lean NOx Catalyst (HC-LNC) uses either diesel fuel or ethanol as the dosing reductant.
Batteries, Capacitors
Who you calling a hybrid?
By using two or more sources of power, hybrid systems provide an opportunity to improve vehicle efficiency, fuel consumption and productivity.
HybriDrive captures energy generated during braking events and transforms it into electrical energy that is stored and used when necessary to supplement engine power. Supplementing engine power with the stored electrical energy for vehicle acceleration or when the engine needs to work hard keeps the engine running at its most efficient point for maximum fuel efficiency.
Trends
NREL Research Indicates Wood Borers to Provide Enzymes Capable of Breaking Down Biomass for Biofuel Production in Harsh Environments
The United States Department of Energy (DOE)
Research by NREL indicates the wood borers contain an enzyme which can break down biomass for use in biofuel production even in harsh environments.
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