- The new directive, officially enforced in March this year, requires all diesel and gasoline vehicles to undergo emissions testing and mandates either the installation of approved emission-reduction devices or proof of emission compliance through an official certificate
- Officially commissioned researches show that about 70% of the city’s fuel-based emissions originate from taxis alone
- Those who fall short of the new standards will be given two options. They will have to install a certified emission-reducing device or undertake a full engine overhaul to lower emissions.
- TBK Trading Plc has begun selling a device, GreenTech, imported from Taiwan’s Molotech Group.
- The company claims the device can reduce exhaust emissions by up to 97% and cut fuel consumption by 30%. It is installed inside the engine, boasts a 10-year lifespan, and costs between 15,000 Br and 50,000 Br, depending on the size of the fuel tank.
Diesel/Gasoline
new directive requires all diesel and gasoline vehicles to undergo emissions testing
