How to Navigate CARB and EPA Standards in the Emissions Industry

The California Air Resources Board recently announced that JEGS Automotive, Inc. will be paying $1,700,500 for selling illegal aftermarket parts in California.

“This large settlement sends a powerful message to those in the retail community that selling aftermarket parts not approved for sale to California drivers is a risk not worth taking,” said CARB Executive Officer Richard Corey. “Our tough air quality laws exist to protect public health, and those who flout these rules can expect to be caught and pay a steep price. We commend JEGS for cooperating and are confident that the company will not repeat this costly mistake.”

This is big news in our industry and serves as a reminder of how important it is to navigate both EPA and CARB regulations, which often differ from one another.

Diesel Emissions Service specializes in diesel emissions parts and has been successfully navigating CARB regulations for over 40 years. We offer training and support for all stages of this market and have personally installed numerous experimental DPF systems under CARB evaluations. We know how to help companies like yours to stay compliant and avoid costly fines. We’ve also lectured at many seminars and conventions such as Green Technology Summit in Portland & Denver, and School Bus conventions for CASBO & OPTA.

DES has 6 locations ranging from Southern California to BC, Canada and are rapidly expanding.

For more information on how DES can help your business navigate CARB, contact our VP, Peter Tuckerman at petert@des.direct.

Link to original article: https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/news/nationwide-online-retailer-jegs-pays-17-million-settle-case-selling-illegal-auto-parts?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery