Engine Technology Forum

Frederick, MD 21703

Company Overview
5300 Westview Drive
Suite 308
Frederick, MD 21703
Phone:(301) 668-7230

The Engine Technology Forum was established in October 2023. It evolved from the Diesel Technology Forum which was founded in 2000. Members include leaders in internal combustion engines, fuels and technologies. Caterpillar, Yanmar, John Deere, Chevron, Volvo, Isuzu and Kubota are members of the Engine Technology Forum.

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After taking office in January, the Trump administration has taken over 30 steps to reverse the headway made by the administration prior.
The Impacts of Trump Ramping up Oil Production
There are sustainable energy sources for every power and distance need. When it comes to heavy equipment and machinery in construction, H2-ICE is one of the best options for powering major energy-using vehicles.
Why Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines are Trending in the Construction Industry
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King Diesel: 99.9% of U.S. Commercial Fleets Powered by Internal Combustion Engines
From 2010 through 2030, this generation of diesels will save approximately 1.3 billion tons of carbon dioxide emissions, 130 billion gallons of fuel, yield a cumulative savings of 1 million tons of particulate matter and 18 million tons of nitrogen oxide emissions.
Near-zero Emissions Diesel Vehicles Increased 4% Over 2022
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After taking office in January, the Trump administration has taken over 30 steps to reverse the headway made by the administration prior.
The Impacts of Trump Ramping up Oil Production
There are sustainable energy sources for every power and distance need. When it comes to heavy equipment and machinery in construction, H2-ICE is one of the best options for powering major energy-using vehicles.
Why Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines are Trending in the Construction Industry
Adobe Stock 810753632
King Diesel: 99.9% of U.S. Commercial Fleets Powered by Internal Combustion Engines
From 2010 through 2030, this generation of diesels will save approximately 1.3 billion tons of carbon dioxide emissions, 130 billion gallons of fuel, yield a cumulative savings of 1 million tons of particulate matter and 18 million tons of nitrogen oxide emissions.
Near-zero Emissions Diesel Vehicles Increased 4% Over 2022
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