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Articles in Feb 18, 2002 issue of Diesel Fuel News

• U.S. Senate energy bill now includes ULSD tax breaks for 'small' refiners
  by Jack Peckham
• British PM's top science advisor pushing ban on diesel, gasoline
• Zambia aims to cut diesel sulfur level
• Metallic additives retrofit prospects likely improve
  by Jack Peckham
• Wartsila touts host of clean-marine engine technologies
• Ports, system chart new course for diesel emissions: Second in a series
  by Jack Peckham
• Need for one world standard on vessel emissions measurement
• Distillate Watch
• NPRA vs. EPA diesel fuel case: Oral argument set for Feb. 26
• Bombardier gets $600 million diesel-electric rail car contract for UK
• Carb re-analysis shows DPF [NO.sub.2] slip not so big a problem
  by Jack Peckham
• 'Green port' rules won't always trigger ocean freight shift to 'dirty' ports
• Alternative to bunker fuel desulfurization: BP boost
  by Jack Peckham
• Removable DPF gets boost in Japan
• Biodiesel wins $1/gallon subsidy in U.S. Senate energy bill
  by Jack Peckham
• U.S. Dept. of Energy would consider marine clean-diesel R&D collaboration with U.S. Dept. of Transportation
• U.S. EPA "Air Pollution Control Technology Verification Center" workshops on diesel retrofit fuels, additives & SCR
• School bus pollution studies rap diesel, push changes
  by Jack Peckham
• Western Canada, Western U.S. might form low-sulfur "SECA" area like Baltic Sea
• IFT says it's asking U.S. DOE to certify gas condensate-based diesel as "EPAct" alternative fuel
• New diesel-reforming solves fuel cell sooting problem
• 93% of U.S. port vessel emissions from foreign-flag ships
• Greenergy touts biodiesel carbon trading in UK
• President Bush's 2003 budget cuts clean-diesel R&D
  by Jack Peckham
• Diesel engine low-NOx compliance problems in 2002 may be prelude to 2007
• Philippines aims to promote coconut biodiesel