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A convo with Accelera by Cummins, hybrid heavy vehicle retrofits and an FTC noncompete ban milestone.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said it is considering an appeal.
Canada has announced plans to impose tariffs on Chinese imports
Joins roster of organizations contributing to development of shipping industry regulation
Battery supply chain uncertainty, states to take regulatory lead and a truck recall for a component snafu.
State actions will lead to “an entirely different body of regulatory law.”
A battery-making company is developing a billion-dollar factory in North Carolina
FTC noncompete uncertainty, Chinese biodiesel dumping in the EU and electric boats at the 2024 Olympics.
According to a summary of the proposed duties published July 19 by the European Commission, the duties will range from 12.8 to 36.4 percent.
The differing decisions, a third lawsuit and the overturning of the Chevron deference cast uncertainty on the FTC’s ban.
US-based manufacturer turns to apprenticeship model as a ‘long-term employment strategy’
The transportation industry pushes back on forthcoming GHG rules, Republican lawmakers talk manufacturing policy and HVO gains market momentum.
The AEM/Komatsu panel at the start of the RNC in Milwaukee touched on a variety of manufacturing challenges to be addressed by policymakers.
More legal news on the FTC noncompete ban, the first FCEV truck for a major retailer hits the road in Canada and a ban on HFO in the Arctic takes effect.
HFO is of particular concern in the region due to the difficulty in cleaning spills and the emissions of black carbon (BC) when it is burned as fuel.
US construction equipment sales were expected to drop in 2023 but instead set a record
Judge Ada Brown said “the text, structure and history of the FTC Act reveal that the FTC lacks substantive rulemaking authority with respect to unfair methods of competition.”
The introduction comes well ahead of the 2027 deadline imposed by EU regulations.
The 40-year-old precedent allowed judges to defer to regulatory agencies to interpret ambiguous terminology in laws.
This week saw conversations about whether a diesel engine could be environmentally friendly, an autonomous drilling milestone and how European Parliament elections might affect sustainability policies.
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