Sentences with phrase «emission requirements without»

The ECM is a 16 - bit, 24 MHz microprocessor, high memory control unit designed to integrate the engine's infinitely variable valve timing (VVT) for both intake and exhaust valve trains, Electronic Throttle Control (ETC), and closed coupled catalysts for meeting emission requirements without secondary emission control systems.

The smaller, lighter Jetta TDI can meet emissions requirements without resorting to a complex SCR system, which saves cost.

The 1975 Civic was a success in part because it met the low emissions requirements without the need for a complex and expensive catalytic converter.

When asked if the next Juke would feature some form of electrification, Nakamura told us: «It is very tough to meet our emissions requirements without hybrid.

Not exact matches

It's unclear if the utility would have made the same investment without the legislative requirement, but Burns cites other commitments: The city of Burlington has vowed to go zero - emissions, for example.

C2ES has suggested that EPA should «soften» the interim requirements without reducing the overall carbon emissions reductions.

Our mission is to improve performance, durability and the driving experience, all without compromising emissions requirements.

And last but not least, it almost goes without saying that the engine fulfils both the US ULEV II emissions standard as well as the EU5 requirements in Europe.

The $ 30 million overhaul was made without installing, as required under the New Source Review requirements of the Clean Air Act, the best available technology to minimize emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides — pollutants that harm human health by contributing to heart attacks, breathing problems, and other health problems, the suit alleges.

For monthly and annual emissions, can these limits be reduced without disadvantaging projects in competing for utility contracts or reducing contributions to resource adequacy requirements?

The group, along with other campaigners, argued at the time that «avoided deforestation» would allow developed countries to meet emission reduction requirements without cutting emissions from industrial sources, including power generation, construction, agriculture, and transportation.

Making a substantial dent in emissions without seriously limiting energy requirements (especially for developing nations) requires that we focus on efficiencies.

Even without an emissions reduction requirement in place, API modeling projects natural gas will continue to drive emissions reductions in the power sector, due to fuel switching.

The initiatives still allow for a major expansion of U.S. aviation being planned under NextGen (the Next Generation Air Transportation System) without any accompanying requirement for curtailing emissions.