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• Federal breaks for refiners, emulsions, biofuels, gasification, coal-ft, 'clean' cars face filibuster
  by Jack Peckham
• Petron budgets U.S. $100 million for refinery upgrades
• Congress rejects exempting diesels from small-engine state regulation
• Central-American regional fuel harmonization gains steam
  by Jack Peckham
• NAFTA truck traffic increase boosting pollution on Mexico-U.S. border, threatening children's health
• Paraguay Minister freezes diesel prices
• Minn. Soybean Processors see $1/gallon federal subsidy boosting prospects for 30 million gallon/year biodiesel plant
• VW expands DPF car offerings
• Petrobras to inaugurate three diesel refinery upgrades within three months
• Volvo makes first-of-its-kind commercial sales of 'SCRT' clean-diesel buses
• Distillate watch
• BP cuts diesel sulfur in Tanzania to 3,000-ppm next year
• South Africa proposing 50-ppm ULSD 'voluntary' limit in 2006, mandatory by 2010
• Axens touts ULSD catalyst improvements
• ASTM seeks interest in Biodiesel Inter-laboratory Crosscheck Program
• Censorship of story about alleged diesel cancer link wins student newspaper editor prestigious national journalism award
• Ag-pump diesel engines to get U.S. EPA 'national guidance' on emissions
• China likely to adopt ULSD by 2010
  by Jack Peckham
• Philippines weakens diesel anti-smoke opacity limits
• Diesel fuel the 'only' cost-effective substitute for gasoline for reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions, U.S. Dept. of Transportation study finds
• Infineum claims iron-based DPF additive beats competitors
  by Jack Peckham
• Jakarta mulling 500-ppm sulfur diesel for Urban busway project
• South Korea adopts European diesel lubricity limits
• Flint Hills aims to desulfurize distillates at former Williams refinery in Alaska
• ExxonMobil details specifications on its new low-SAPS lube oil for clean-diesels
• Better Air Quality- 2003 Asia Workshop Dec. 17-19 features diesel fuel, emissions sessions
• Lebanese taxi drivers financial losses mount since diesel ban
• European Parliament rejects European Commission's gasoline/diesel excise tax harmonization
• Philippines begins diesel sulfur compliance check, mulls two grades
• California Energy Commission gives final endorsement to 33% Fischer-Tropsch diesel blend, warns against CNG push
• Engine makers push minimum 43 cetane for North America
  by Jack Peckham
• Hong Kong mulling 10-ppm sulfur limit on diesel by 2005
• Study sees accelerating worldwide growth for hybrid-electric vehicles
• Thielert confirms U.S. Federal Aviation Administration type certification for diesel aircraft engine
• Excessive cetane additization could harm USLD stability
  by Jack Peckham