“These CARB and EPA approvals represent the first approvals on the GM industrial engine range for the North American industrial emissions cycle, which begins on Jan,1,2010”.said Richard Nielsen, IMPCO general manager,” Our fuel systems and engine packages for industrial applications supply complete solutions in both emissions-certified and non-certified markets worldwide”,For2010,the company will offer certified industrial fuel systems and engine products under the IMPCO Industrial Engines brand.

In related news, IMPCO`s automotive division has secured initial orders of EPA-certified bi-fuel systems from key fleet customers, including Chesapeake Energy Corp, Apache Corp, Andarko Energy, DCP midstream Partners, Laredo Energy, and National Oilwell Varco, Others include state and municipal entities, among them the Texas Department of Transportation, the Railroad Commission of Texas, and the city of Norman, Okla.

 “Our U.S automotive division, launched in February, is gaining momentum,” observed Matthew Beale, fuel systems Solutions’ president and CFO,” Over the last several months, our team has focused on increasing the portfolio of certifications for key fleet vehicle platforms and building a network of distributors and installers”.

He added,“The U.S. alternative fuel vehicle market is gaining industry and regulatory support,” including stimulus funds through the Clean Cities program and potential legislation,” We believe we are very well positioned to benefit from the accelerating development of this exciting market”.