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New flexibilities for selective catalytic reduction based systems
Washington, D.C., Aug. 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Engine Technology Forum issued the following statement from Allen Schaeffer, Executive Director, on the announcement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of new guidance on Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) for certain engines, vehicles, and equipment.
"EPA has heard from users of diesel trucks, tractors, and equipment and, working with manufacturers, has responded with these adjustments to improve operational performance while ensuring emissions integrity.
"Diesel engines are the workhorse of our economy, powering more than 90% of all commercial vehicles on the highway and more than three quarters of the machines and equipment used in the non-road sector such as agriculture, construction, power generation, and other applications.
"Since 2010 for highway vehicles and 2014 for most non-road equipment, achieving near-zero emissions of particulate matter and nitrogen oxides in these engines is accomplished by an advanced emissions control system known as selective catalytic reduction (SCR). To ensure emissions system integrity, uninterrupted performance, and clean air benefits, maintaining systems is key and this includes the replenishment of diesel exhaust fluid as well as being attentive to indicators and inducements within a certain timeframe.
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"EPA’s announcement today provides new guidance that allows manufacturers to adjust these systems to ensure that farmers, motor coach operators, and truckers who all rely on diesel engines and equipment will be able to complete critical work with sufficient lead time for scheduling maintenance and repairs.”
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