U.S. EPA Awards $5.6 Million for Clean Diesel Technologies
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently awarded $5.6 million in clean energy emerging technology projects that encourage environmental innovation and green jobs to reduce diesel pollution.
Among the recipients were the City of Los Angeles Harbor Department, which received $731,000 for a hybrid crane with a small diesel generator and battery to use at ports, and the University of Houston, which received $1 million for nitrogen oxide reducing technologies in school buses.
This summer, the EPA will award a total of $120 million under the diesel emissions reduction program.
View the press release here!
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