Illinois fleet operators with older diesel engines may be eligible for new federal funding to help cut emissions. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency is encouraging owners of diesel-powered trucks, buses, vehicles, and equipment to apply for support through the 2026 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act. The U.S. EPA has announced $180 million in available funding nationwide, with individual awards reaching up to $12 million. The money can be used to upgrade or retire legacy diesel engines, helping reduce pollution and improve air quality. State officials say eligible fleet operators should review the program requirements and prepare applications for consideration.
State EPA Joins Push to Retire Diesel Engines, Equipment
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