CARB Touts ‘Most Promising’ Technologies That Could Cut GHG Output From Reefers
Electric and hydrogen cell-powered transport refrigeration units are the “most promising” technologies that can be used to reduce reefer emissions over the next five to 10 years and beyond, according to California environmental regulators.
August 24, 2015CARB Approves $85 Million for Clean Truck Technology Projects
The California Air Resources Board said it has approved $85 million for advanced-technology, heavy-duty truck projects to help improve the state’s air quality.
June 27, 2014CARB Grants Smaller Carriers More Time to Comply With State’s New Regulations
The California Air Resources Board has adopted amendments to its truck and bus regulation that will give mostly small, rural and low-mileage motor carriers more time to achieve compliance, exasperating larger carriers.
May 12, 2014Carrier’s Refrigeration Emissions System Receives CARB Verification
Carrier Transicold’s engine emissions-system option for refrigeration units received verification from the California Air Resources Board.
April 28, 2014CARB Issues Enforcement Warning
The California Air Resources Board issued a warning that enforcement of new emissions regulations will go into effect Jan. 1 for heavy-duty trucks with model year 2000 to 2004 engines.
December 3, 2012CARB Sets System Regs for Refrigerated Units
The California Air Resources Board posted requirements for the use of electric standby and hybrid electric systems for refrigerated units to qualify as alternative technologies that comply with state regulations.
November 19, 2012CARB Publishes Reminder to Truckers About New Tire Requirements on Jan. 1
The California Air Resources Board recently issued a reminder to truckers that, as of Jan. 1 in that state, 2010 and older tractors that pull 53-foot dry van or refrigerated trailers must use SmartWay verified low-rolling-resistance tires or retreads.
October 9, 2012CARB Reminds Truckers of Jan. 1 Compliance Deadline
The California Air Resources Board has reminded heavy diesel truck owners that new emission rules take effect Jan. 1 and they may need to report their compliance online.
December 29, 2011