EPA Stationary Diesel Rule Likely To Match Existing Industry Standards

EPA's recent proposals for stationary engine emissions standards are unlikely to impose a large burden on the engine industry, since the new standards would be in line with existing production capabilities, EPA and industry sources say. The agency on May 23 proposed a two-part rule to reduce emissions from stationary spark ignition internal combustion engines, which usually burn gasoline or natural gas. These engines are often used at manufacturing facilities for combined heat and power operations, in natural gas pipelines...