This bill is narrowly focused to provide a minor exemption from New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) for compression ignition internal combustion engines used to power and heat remote Alaska villages.
Sullivan explains the specific aim of his bill regarding emissions standards for Alaskan villages.
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