More power, less noise: the engine recipe for 2004

Article Abstract:

Inboard and sterndrive manufacturers are developing engines to reduce noise, vibrations and emissions with more power and torque in order to meet stricter environmental standards. Technical specifications of various engine models of different manufacturers are highlighted.

Product information, Engines and Turbines, Marine engines

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New MACT worry: states may go it alone

Article Abstract:

Boat engine manufacturers are worried that the delay in the establishment of a federal regulation for engine-test facilities would prompt states to develop their own maximum achievable control technology (MACT) rules. Under Section 112(J) of the Clean Air Act, states can develop their own MACT standards. An industry coalition, which includes the National Marine Manufacturers Assn, has proposed three options that would protect engine makers from state-by-state regulated MACT standard.

Public affairs

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