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NTEA Calls on Congress to Repeal Federal Excise Tax : CEG
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Business Groups Push Infrastructure Collaboration
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Hino Turns to Cummins Diesel Engines for US, Canada
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Hino Trucks announced it intends to produce model year 2022 Classes 6-8 trucks for the United States and Canada equipped exclusively with diesel engines from Cummins Inc.
It also reported it was accelerating its timeline for producing battery-electric trucks.
It made the announcements at Work Truck Week 2021, a virtual event hosted by NTEA-The Association for the Work Truck Industry.
BREAKING NEWS! Hino Trucks announced their intent to produce medium- and heavy-duty Hino trucks with Cummins engines for sale in North America. As a result, Hino intends to offer Cummins B6.7™ & L9™ engines in Hino’s L & XL Series models by end of 2021. https://t.co/U2c8JibaKwpic.twitter.com/6K1A0e5LGd
VIDEO: Jon Sievert to Serve as 57th NTEA Board Chair : CEG
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(National Biodiesel Board) 2021 NTEA Fleet Purchasing Outlook Reveals Strong Demand for Biodiesel Among Fleets In a multitude of ways, the past year has drawn into sharp focus the important interrelationships between public health, the environment, and the economy. Yet through all the challenges presented by a global pandemic, extreme weather events, and an economic recession, America’s trucking fleets – the vast majority of which are powered by diesel engines – persevered to continue delivering the essential goods and supplies that our nation relies on to keep moving forward. The past year also demonstrated the need for businesses to adapt quickly to changing conditions, to work smarter with limited resources, to do more to protect the environment and human health, and to not become overly reliant on just one power source. These challenges have become especially pertinent for America’s fleet managers on the front lines of this evolution, and a growing number of thos