Ultra-low sulfur diesel
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Ultra low sulfur diesel is the fuel being mandated for use by 2006 in the United States by the EPA. It contains much lower sulfur content (15 ppm vs. 500 ppm for the current diesel).
It is the standard grade offered at fuel stations in the United Kingdom.
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