Diesel-LPG conversion may clean up worldwide

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Ecotrans invented an engine which runs on liquefied petroleum gas and works in diesel vehicles. The engine creates much less pollution than traditional diesel units, far below international environmental standards in 1998. If tests of the engine remain encouraging, it will be implemented in bus fleets in Brisbane and Melbourne. Ecotrans' development was supported by the Gogas division of Shell and by the National Bus Company of Australia.

Internal combustion engines, not elsewhere classified, Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing, Gas Engines ex Turbines, Product development, Buses (Transportation), Engines, Internal combustion engine industry, Buses, Gas powered engines, Ecotrans

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Bucking Japan

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Increased orders from the US is expected to increase Mitsubishi Motors Australia exports from 12,036 units in 2000 to 32,000 during 2001, helping improve profitability.

Management, Australia, Automobile industry, Mitsubishi Motors Australia Ltd.

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