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Reducing NOx emissions with the HJS Real Blue SCRT system

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Published: April 13, 2017
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The reduction of Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) contributing to air pollution is one of the most challenging issues facing UK bus operators. 

The majority of urban areas in the UK are struggling to meet stringent European requirements for NOx emissions and the government has been ordered by the Supreme Court to take action.     

In 2019, Transport for London will introduce a 24/7 Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) to improve the problem of urban air quality in the capital.  In addition to this a growing number of UK cities are set to introduce Clean Air Zones (CAZs). 

HJS Emission Technology are working with major UK bus operators to prepare for regulation changes by retrofitting exhausts on a number of Euro 5 buses to comply with Euro 6 standards.   

The HJS Real Blue SCRT® system demonstrates that there are more cost effective ways for bus operators to reduce emissions for compliance with ULEZs and CAZs than purchasing new vehicles.

For more information visit: hjs.com/uk

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