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Articles in Dec 23, 2002 issue of Diesel Fuel News

• ASTM diesel fuel thermal stability standard making progress
• Thailand's Petroleum Authority of Thailand to build condensate splitter for low-sulfur diesel
• Ferrous corrosion specification seems likely to be added to American Society for Testing and Materials D975 diesel standard
• New 'premium diesel' scheme heading for January vote
  by Jack Peckham
• Biodiesel causing U.S. military headaches, better ASTM tests and quality-assurance needed
  by Jack Peckham
• Hungarian refiner inks deal to produce Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel
• Marine clean-diesel test programs gathering steam
  by Jack Peckham
• New Coordinating Research Council diesel fuels research group
• Study scopes cleaner diesel fuel costs in Asia-Pacific region
  by Jack Peckham
• Regulators threaten to mandate ULSD [unltra-low sulphur diesel] lubricity limit, bypass ASTM; Original Equipment Makers threaten walkout over voting scheme
  by Jack Peckham
• U.S. united states. environmental protection agency proposes rule to limit 'toxics' from large stationary reciprocating engines
• ASTM "E-2" diesel fuels member volunteers to head new ULSD task force for D-975 standards
• Public health advocacy group urges ULSD [ultra-low sulphur diesel], DPFs [diesel particulate filters] for Maryland buses
• Clean-diesel beats compressed natural gas on cost, paticulate emissions impact: India
  by Jack Peckham
• EU Parliament, Council of Ministers OK 'zero-sulfur' limits for 2005, 2009
  by Jack Peckham
• India to finalize auto-fuel policy next month
• Distillate watch
• California Air Resources Board rule mandates diesel bus idling reduction
• What's ahead in 2003: critical decisions on highway, non-road, light- and heavy-duty diesel
  by Jack Peckham
• Opel touts Euro-4 compliance with Astra 1.7 CDTI "ecotec" diesel engine with EGR