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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedWestport Innovations wins Government of Canada contract
Automotive Industries, May, 2003
Westport Innovations Inc. has been awarded a strategic project investment of $18.9 million from Technology Partnerships Canada (TPC) to support the development of high-performance low-emissions engines.
The TPC funds will contribute to approximately one-third of the research and development costs of Westport's vehicle programs over the next several years.
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Westport Innovations is a developer of gaseous fuel technologies based on the diesel engine platform. The patented Westport-Cycle technology allows a new diesel engine to operate on a gaseous fuel, such as natural gas or hydrogen, while retaining the power and fuel efficiency of diesel.
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