2010: The big picture

According to Frost & Sullivan’s “Strategic Analysis of Emission and Idling Reduction Technologies for EPA 2010 and Idling Regulations Compliance”, the market for equipment that saves emissions and reduces idling will experience considerable growth due to imminent government regulations. “Stricter environmental regulations, growing generic competition and spiraling R&D costs have caused the North American heavy-duty truck industry to pay closer attention to the impending emission and idling reduction regulations,” said Frost & Sullivan program manager Sandeep Kar. Fuel efficiency worries, dependency on foreign oil, air quality deterioration and global warming will be among the factors ...

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