US and European Emissions Legislation

The U.S. and European Union have adopted legislation regulating emissions from most new medium- and heavy-duty diesel engines. U.S. regulations require reductions of more than 90% of particulate matter (PM) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) between 2007 and 2010. European standards require PM reductions of more than 75% and NOx reductions of 60% by 2008.

White Papers

• W.Warren McHone, Ph.D. Report
• W.Warren McHone, PH.D-Credentials
• How EGR Works
• Centron Extends the life of EGR
• Southwest Labs EGR Diesel III

Press Releases

• Centron fuel additives tackle energy efficiency goals outlined in President Bush's state of the union address
• Centron Energy Corporation develops innovative fuel technologies to meet energy goals of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007
• CEC Develops Centron Fuel Additive
• CEC Signs Florida for Centron
• CEC Registers New Patent
• CEC Applies for California Registration
• Press Release May 27, 2003

Regulations

• Fact Sheet: Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007
• EPA Signs Regulation Sept 13, 2002
• EPA Publishes Health Assessment
• US and European Emissions Legislation
• EPA Publishes Final Legislation