California Air Resources Board Verifies Shell GTL Fuel Emissions Benefits.

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California Air Resources Board Verifies Shell GTL Fuel Emissions Benefits.

Publication: Gasification News

Publication Date: 14-MAY-08

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The California Air Resources Board (CARB) issued a conditional interim verification of the emissions reductions for Shell gas-to-liquids (GTL) fuel.

The action recognizes the use of Shell GTL Fuel as an alternative diesel fuel formulation, capable of delivering reduced exhaust emissions, CARB says.

GTL fuel is described as a...

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