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- APBF-DEC: Advanced Petroleum Based Fuels—Diesel Emissions Control
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US Department of Energy
The APBF-DEC is a joint program of the US Department of Energy (DOE), national laboratories, manufacturers of heavy-duty compression ignition engines, and manufacturers of emission control systems, focusing on meeting emissions standards and improving compression ignition efficiency. Continuation of the DECSE Program. - DECSE: Diesel Emission Control—Sulfur Effects Program
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US Department of Energy
Joint program of the US Department of Energy (DOE), national laboratories, manufacturers of heavy-duty compression ignition engines, and manufacturers of emission control systems. Research reports are available online. Program no longer active. - CLEERS: Cross-Cut Lean Exhaust Emissions Reduction Simulations
- An R&D program by US diesel engine manufacturers and national laboratories to promote development of computational tools for simulating system performance of lean-burn engines and the associated emission control systems.
- DEEP: Diesel Emission Evaluation Program
- Research program, sponsored by North American mining industry, evaluating technologies to reduce diesel particulate matter exposure in underground mines. Research reports are available online.
- FreedomCAR and Vehicle Technologies Program
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US Department of Energy
Public/private partnership between the US federal government and industry to develop future technologies for passenger cars and heavy-duty vehicles.