Welcome to Facts About SCR
Examining SCR: Penske Reports an Average 9.3% Net
Improvement in Fuel Economy with SCR Vehicles
- Click to read a posting on Fleet Owner's Trucks at Work Blog
- Also, Click here to view a clip from the Penske presentation
- Click to read a letter to the trucking industry from DTNA placed in Transport Topics
The SCR Inducement Battle Wages On
- Click to read the article from Truckinginfo on their website
DTNA's Daum Defends SCR, Rebuts Navistar's Criticisms
- Click to read the article from Transport Topics on their website
CARB/EPA host SCR Workshop
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) held
an SCR workshop on July 20, 2010. Their intent was to review areas for improvement in future policy
against the backdrop of what technologies and inducements are already in place.
Click the links below to view a presentation and a handout from the workshop describing what they
want to set as future policy is already being done as standard operating procedure on 2010-compliant trucks.
2010 Engines: Are they performing as expected?
- Click to view a report from Fleet Maintenance regarding 2010 engine performance
Pictured above: Detroit Diesel's DD15 Engine (now equipped with BlueTec SCR technology)
Mid-America Trucking Show:
DEF for 2010: Diesel Exhaust Fluid Supply Stream is Stocked & Ready
- Click to find out more about the Educational Exhibit at Mid-America Truck Show
DiscoverDEF.com: North America's first stop for DEF
- Click to find out more about this new premier DEF locator service
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Proven: Customers Report on BlueTec SCR
- Click to watch new videos on North American customer experience with BlueTec SCR
Simplicity: Diesel Exhaust Fluid Use
- Click to watch video on the process of filling your DEF tank
White House to Meet with Groups About Truck Buying Incentive, Truckinginfo
Examining SCR, Fleet Owner's Truck at Work Blog
Cummins enjoys 'best launch ever' with EPA-compliant engines, Truck News
The SCR Inducement Battle Wages On, Truckinginfo
DTNA's Daum Defends SCR, Rebuts Navistar's Criticisms, Transport Topics
CARB's SCR workshop draws fire, Fleet Owner
DTNA responds to Navistar's 'fluid economy' claims, Truck News
EPA, CARB to discuss SCR in Joint Workshop, Truckinginfo
Mack Truck, Volvo Orders Exceed 10,000, The Business Journal
Air1 Chosen by Penske for DEF Needs, Air1
DTNA Recalls Workers on Strong 2010 Order Activity, Truckinginfo
Blue1USA Announces Steel Tank Liner Compatible with DEF, Blue1USA
DEF for 2010, Diesel Exhaust Fluid Supply
Detroit Diesel to invest $194 million to expand Michigan plant, The Trucker
2010 Engines: Are they performing as expected?, Fleet Maintenance
Pre-production engines are Euro 6-ready, claims Scania, Transport Engineer
Fine-tuned: Drivers satisfied with Freightliner Cascadia with BlueTec, Overdrive
How Does the 2010 EPA Standard Impact Fleet Biodiesel Use?, Work Truck Online
Hitting the Road: Feedback on the latest heavy-duty engines, Overdrive
History Channel to Feature Mack ClearTech SCR, Truckinginfo
Fleet orders 2010 DD15-equipped Cascadias, eTrucker
The Orion VII Transit Bus for 2010 Makes its World Debut at the APTA Conference, Daimler
Blue Sky for Prime Lube, Fleet Owner
Penske Orders 1,350 New SCR Tractors from Freightliner, Volvo, Transport Topics
Pilot to Install Additional SPATCO DEF Dispensing Systems
Penske orders 750 Freightliner Cascadias, Truck News
DTNA boasts 10,000 new SCR truck orders, Today's Trucking
TransAm Trucking Orders New Kenworths with MX Engines, Truckinginfo
Navistar International Corp. Withdraws Lawsuit against CARB, Business Wire
Love's Travel Stops chooses Yara's Air1 for its first DEF bulk storage tanks, The Trucker
Kenworth scores major order for Paccar MX-powered T660s, Fleet Owner
DTNA delivers first EPA 2010 truck fleet to Meijer, Fleet Owner
Truckers Take One Large Step Toward Cleaner Air, DEF Stocked & Ready
Mercedes-Benz Buses meet EEV emissions standard without DPF, Financial
DEF exhibit at MATS helps users get ready, MATS
More SCR-Tech School Buses on US Roads, autoevolution
Old World Industries enters DEF market, Trailer Body Builders
Dresser Wayne DEF Dispensers Allow for Quick and Easy Bulk Filling, Environmental Expert
Yara and Recochem Partner to Help Fleets Comply with Clean Air Act 2010...
Utah Distributor Ready to Deliver Air1 Diesel Exhaust Fluid, Earth Times
Engine with SCR Meets Stringent Emissions Standards for California Ferry, Earth Times
Euro VI will require SCR with EGR, HGVUK
New Holland Ag Will Use SCR Technology to Met Tier IV Regs, Farm Equipment
Western Star Now Offering Cummins ISX15 Engine, Fleet Owner
Valvoline and Cummins Filtration Form Alliance to Market Air Shield DEF, Earth Times
Brenntag Adds SCR Truck to Northeast Fleet, Truckinginfo
DEF Giant Buy-Out: Yara Buys Out Terra, OPIS
2010, We're Ready!, AUCTERUS
Airgas Adds SCR Technology to Fleet, Government Fleet
SCR Systems Designed with Bodies in Mind, Heavy Duty Trucking
DTNA Partners with Cleaire for Retrofit Emissions Systems, School Transportation News
Secondary Containment Available for Tote Storage Enclosure System, SPATCO
Fleet managers express SCR preferences, Bulk Transporter
Old World Industries Inks Agrium for 'Exclusive' Urea, DEF Supply, OPIS
Year of the SCR System, BIODIESEL MAGAZINE
Detroit Diesel's BlueTec Technology Gets EPA Certification, Truckinginfo
Daimler enters race to develop SuperTruck, Truck News
Eyes on DEF, Convenience Store News
Cummins Receives EPA 2010 Certification, Truckinginfo
Thomas Built receives order for SCR school buses, Fleet Owner
Selective Catalytic Reduction, Matthews Buses, Inc.
Session addresses 2010 needs, Fleet Owner
Pierce Manufacturing to Launch of 2010 EPA Compliant Engines, Firehouse.com
SPATCO DEF Signs Agreement for Equipment Distribution in Canada
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Leaders present updates at Diesel Exhaust Fluid Forum
These presentations were given by industry leaders at the recent
Diesel Exhaust Fluid Forum hosted by Integer Research in
Las Vegas, Nevada on October 8 & 9, 2009.
- To view some of these presentations go to the Diesel Exhaust Fluid
section of the site by clicking the link at the top of the page.
DEF for 2010: Diesel Exhaust Fluid Supply Stream is Stocked & Ready
- Click to find out more about the Educational Exhibit at Mid-America Truck Show
TMC SuperTech Forum Sept. 2009
Presentation Link SCR 101: Getting Ready for EPA 2010
Audio Link SCR 101: Getting Ready for EPA 2010 Webinar
Study: Truck Industry Preference for EPA 2010
- Click to see how these new developments will affect the diesel trucking industry
Interviews with Industry Experts
See what the industry is saying about SCR:
Detroit Diesel BlueTec (Windows Media Player Video)
Volvo (Windows Media Player Video)
For more information from past events click the Events link at the bottom of the page
White Papers and Opinion Features
Thank you for visiting FactsAboutSCR.com where you can find the latest news and information on Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR), a diesel emissions control technology that offers diesel fuel economy and operational advantages while optimizing engine efficiency and reducing criteria pollutants recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to near-zero levels.
SCR is one of the only emissions reduction technologies that is as good for business as it is for the environment, and the reach of SCR is broad. SCR technology was adopted by passenger car and light truck manufacturers serving the U.S. starting in 2008. Those manufacturers include: Audi, BMW, Hyundai, Jeep, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Mini and Volkswagen.
With its superior return in both economic and environmental benefits, SCR is also being recognized as the emissions control technology of choice among manufacturers in the commercial trucking industry, including: Daimler Trucks (Freightliner & Western Star), PACCAR (Kenworth & Peterbilt), Volvo Trucks (Volvo & Mack). Leading engine manufacturers, including Cummins and Detroit Diesel Corporation, have also recognized SCR to be the preferred diesel emissions control technology to meet EPA 2010 standards.
FactsAboutSCR.com will continue to educate, inform and keep you updated as the focus on EPA 2010 and more stringent regulations draw near and the inevitable implementation of Selective Catalytic Reduction technology becomes a reality.
Click here for interviews with industry experts, who will tell you about the importance of SCR in their own words.
Did you know? According to an online study conducted in May 2009, more than half (51.2%) of truck buyers are likely or very likely to consider SCR for their EPA 2010 engine purchase, compared to only 31.2% that are likely or very likely to consider increased EGR. Find out more by clicking here.
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