EPA sets new emissions standards for heavy-duty vehicles in effort to fight climate change

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The agency says the move will avoid 1 billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions.

Electric trucks parked outside the Volvo AB Trucks Tuve plant in Gothenburg, Sweden, on Thursday, May 4, 2023. Volvo are due to release their latest earnings, July 19, 2023.The move comes in an election year when the Biden-Harris campaign is working to demonstrate achievements in their climate agenda.

The new performance-based standards reduce the allowed emissions across manufacturer fleets, but are technology-neutral, according to the EPA. This means manufacturers can utilize different combinations of emissions control technologies in order to meet the emissions requirements, including advanced internal combustion engines, hybrids, battery electric vehicles and others.

"The 1 billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions avoided by these standards is equivalent to the emissions from more than 13 million tanker trucks' worth of gasoline," the EPA said in the release. "With this action, the Biden-Harris Administration is continuing to deliver on the most ambitious climate agenda in history while advancing a historic commitment to environmental justice.""Transportation is the largest source of pollution driving climate change.

 

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