The Dirty Side of “Clean Energy”

March 19, 2021

Why We Believe Efforts in the Name of Green Energy, Zero Emissions Are Not What They Seem Thanks to its prominence on both the political stage and in the media, the debate surrounding “clean energy” has the potential to go from 0 to 60 like few others. And while supporters... Read More +

Avoid Fines and Ensure Employee Safety This Rainy Season

October 2, 2019

Simple communication and small investments go a long way in preventing accidents  As the East Coast of the United States braces for the start of hurricane season, the fall months in California have traditionally welcomed the beginning of rain. While that can equate to positive news for our agricultural partners,... Read More +

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Evite Multas y Asegure La Seguridad de los Empleados Esta Temporada Lluviosa

October 2, 2019
La comunicación simple y las pequeñas inversiones contribuyen en gran medida a la prevención de accidentes A medida que la… Read More +

Maritime DEF – Emission Standards on the Open Seas

November 27, 2018

SCR Systems Installed Aboard Ocean Going Vessels In 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency began implementing emission regulations for the maritime industry by requiring selective catalytic reductions (SCR) systems and the use of marine urea and diesel exhaust fluid (maritime DEF). Initially, the EPA sought to impact emission levels by focusing... Read More +

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DEF Marítimo: Estándares de Emisión en Mar Abierto

November 27, 2018
DEF Marítimo Sistemas SCR Instalados a Bordo de Buques de Navegación Marítima En 2015, la Agencia de Protección Ambiental comenzó… Read More +

Paris Climate Agreement and the United States

October 23, 2018

A Year After President Trump’s Decision The Paris Climate Agreement was created within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), drafted in the winter of 2015 and signed into existence on April 22, 2016 in Le Bourget, France. Designed to address the mitigation of global greenhouse gas emissions... Read More +

Proper Disposal and Recycling of Used Oil and Grease

September 27, 2018

The Importance of Properly Disposing of Used Oil and Grease In 1842, Julius Robert Mayer, a German physician, chemist and physicist and one of the founders of thermodynamics, developed the Law of Conservation of Energy, which suggests that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it can only be transformed... Read More +

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Eliminación y Reciclaje Adecuados de Aceites y Grasas Utilizados

September 27, 2018
Eliminación Adecuada La Importancia de Desechar Adecuadamente el Aceite y la Grasa Utilizados En 1842, Julius Robert Mayer, un médico,… Read More +

Shipping Industry Overhaul – Cleaning Up the Maritime Industry

September 18, 2018

The Shipping Industry Faces  a Major Environmental Overhaul It has been estimated that nearly 90% of the goods and services transported around the planet are moved via ocean freight. China is currently the United State’s largest trade partner, with a total of $635.4 billion exchanged for both imports and exports... Read More +

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Reforma de la Industria del Transporte: Limpieza de la Industria Marítima

September 18, 2018
Industria Marítima La Industria Marítima enfrenta una Importante Reforma Ambiental Se ha estimado que casi el 90% de los bienes… Read More +

Wind Energy Technology – What the Future of Wind Looks Like

September 13, 2018

The Benefits and Problems of Wind Energy Technology Harnessing the wind is an ancient technological practice, first employed by maritime peoples who captured it’s force in their sails to propel them across vast stretches of ocean. According to the Wind Energy Foundation, “Wind technology propelled boats along the Nile River as... Read More +

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La Tecnología de la Energía Eólica: Cómo se Ve el Futuro del Viento

September 13, 2018
La Tecnología de la Energía Eólica Los Beneficios y Problemas de la Tecnología de Energía Eólica   Aprovechar el viento… Read More +

What is the Global Decarbonization Movement

July 10, 2018

Nations Around the World Are Working Together to Minimize the Effects of Carbon Emissions What is Global Decarbonization Simply put, decarbonization is the removal of carbon from a system… whether that be your engine or the atmosphere. Why does this matter? Many scientists, economists, politicians and citizens around the world... Read More +

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¿Qué es el Movimiento Global de Descarbonización?

July 10, 2018
Global Decarbonization Naciones de Alrededor del Mundo Trabajan Juntas para Minimizar los Efectos de las Emisiones de Carbono ¿Qué es… Read More +

Understanding Biobased and Biodegradable Lubricants

July 5, 2018

Many Applications Require Biobased Lubricants What Are Biodegradable Lubricants Biodegradable lubricants have molecular structures with the capacity to degrade biologically over time thru the processes of bacterial decomposition or by the enzymatic biodegradation of other living organisms such as yeast, protozoans and fungi. These biodegradable bases are often derived from... Read More +

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Comprendiendo los Lubricantes de Base Biológica y Biodegradables

July 5, 2018
Biodegradable Lubricants Muchas Aplicaciones Requieren Lubricantes de Base Biológica ¿Qué son los Lubricantes Biodegradables? Los lubricantes biodegradables tienen estructuras moleculares… Read More +

The Future of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology

May 8, 2018

Understanding the Potential Benefits and Limitations of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology Hydrogen fuel cell technology refers to machinery and vehicles that use hydrogen as a primary source of power, converting the chemical energy of hydrogen into available mechanical energy by reacting hydrogen with oxygen. On the market today there are... Read More +

Understanding the Difference Between CO2 and NOx

January 23, 2018

The Chemical Composition of CO2 and NOx As fleet managers and heavy equipment operators, it’s important to understand the difference between the most common emissions and why they are so heavily regulated. If you are a business that operates heavy machinery or a fleet of trucks, you are most likely familiar... Read More +

Tesla’s Model 3 and the Future of Electric Cars

January 23, 2018

Since 1908, when Henry Ford debuted the first mass-produced automobile – the Model T – the automotive industry has seen a blitzkrieg of evolution in engine design, style, capabilities and technological innovations. The vehicles we drive represent in many ways the externalization of our psyche, our values and our lifestyle.... Read More +

The Future of California’s CARB Emissions Regulations

December 18, 2017

How CARB Emissions Regulations Will Impact Californians With a new presidential administration moving into power earlier this year, California finds itself at a crossroads in regards to energy policy and regulations monitoring and curbing greenhouse gases. The decidedly different state and federal views on the future of environmental regulation seem... Read More +

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