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Tier 4 Compliance and Environmental Responsibility
At MasterPower, we understand that businesses and industries rely on diesel generators that not only provide exceptional performance but also adhere to stringent environmental standards. That’s why we offer a range of EPA Tier 4 compliant diesel generators, designed to meet the highest levels of efficiency while minimizing environmental impact. These generators set a new standard in the industry for both reliability and sustainability, ensuring that you can depend on superior performance without compromising on environmental responsibility. With MasterPower, you’re choosing a solution that is built for the future, combining power, efficiency, and a commitment to sustainability.
What is EPA Tier 4 Emission Standards?
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) introduced the Tier 4 emissions standards to address the growing environmental concerns surrounding harmful emissions from non-road diesel engines. These standards represent a significant step forward in reducing pollutants that contribute to poor air quality, climate change, and health issues, particularly in densely populated urban areas.
Key Pollutants targeted by Tier 4 Standards:
Nitrogen Oxides (NOx): These emissions are a leading cause of ground-level ozone (smog) and respiratory issues. Reducing NOx plays a critical role in improving public health and combating air pollution.
Particulate Matter (PM): Often referred to as soot, PM is made up of microscopic particles that can lodge deep within the lungs, causing severe health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and individuals with pre-existing conditions.
The EPA Tier 4 standards were implemented in two phases—Tier 4 Interim and Tier 4 Final—to progressively tighten emission limits. The Final phase, effective since 2015, introduced the strictest regulations to date, requiring manufacturers to adopt advanced emission-reducing technologies.
