Lowering carbon emissions? What's being done for internal combustion engines

24AUTP12_07

12/1/2024

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Agriculture, industrial, mining, construction, freight transport and other major global economy sectors rely on vehicle power to thrive. “Internal combustion engines - those powered by gasoline, diesel, natural gas or propane - really are key to our current economy, and we see [the ICE] as a key part of our energy future,” Allen Schaeffer, executive director of the Engine Technology Forum, a U.S.-based educational organization, said during a September webinar.

Hosted by the Engine Technology Forum, the “Taking Internal Combustion Engines to the Next Level” session focused on current and under-development innovations aimed at increasing engine efficiency and lowering emissions.

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Buchholz, K., "Lowering carbon emissions? What's being done for internal combustion engines," Mobility Engineering, December 1, 2024.
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12/1/2024
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24AUTP12_07
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