Diesel engine maker Cummins to pay record emissions settlement to DOJ, California
Cummins has agreed to pay a record $1.65 billion fine to the federal government and the state of California for allegedly "cheating" to avoid emissions testing.
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Cummins has agreed to pay a record $1.65 billion fine to the federal government and the state of California for allegedly "cheating" to avoid emissions testing.
Engine maker Cummins agreed to pay a $1.675 billion penalty and spend more than $325 million to remedy emissions violations.
Cummins has announced it will spend US$580 million to ready its Rocky Mount Engine Plant (RMEP) for production of its fuel-agnostic engine platform. “We
Cummins Inc. recently received approval for tax incentives from the Nash County Commissioners for a project in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
“I probably wouldn’t be a resident of Nash County if it wasn’t for Cummins,” a Nash County commissioner said Monday.