The regulations governing the clean fuel standard programs in Oregon and Washington State are undergoing changes, requiring the mandatory metering of electric material handling equipment (eMHE) such as forklifts. In the spring of 2023, both the Washington State Department of Ecology (ECY) and the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) announced that metering would replace the previously used calculated methodology for credit generation for eMHE. The motivation behind this change is to improve the accuracy and reliability of data collected. In this context, e-Mission Control (eMC) emerges as the industry leader in electric vehicle and equipment metering, playing a crucial role in enabling the earning and monetization of clean fuel standard program credits in Oregon, Washington or any other state or equipment requiring metering.
