Environment and Climate Change Canada has a requirement for the supply of unit cost data for stationary compression ignition engines (specifically diesel engines used in stationary generator sets) in order to conduct the economic analysis of proposed emissions standards for these engines. The data must be obtained for the following engine size ranges: i) 25 – 50 HP ; ii) 50 – 75 HP; iii) 75 – 100 HP; iv) 100-175 HP; v) 175 – 300 HP; vi) 300 – 600 HP; vii) 600 – 750 HP; and viii) 750 – 3000 HP. The data must also be broken down according to the following EPA emission certification levels, or their equivalents: i) Tier 2; ii) Tier 3; and iii) Tier 4 final.
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