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Towards a Cleaner Tomorrow With Diesel Particulate Filters

Frost & Sullivan will host a conference call 22 March 2007 at 15.00 GMT to provide industry participants with an overview of the recently published study focusing on the Diesel Particulate Filters market.

As OEMs in the European market look towards equipping their diesel vehicles with DPFs, this study looks at the various technological choices they have and the outlook towards 2012. The study also features an analysis of supporting technologies which are likely to gain in importance as EURO emission norms tighten their grip on European OEMs and Suppliers.

Highlights of the briefing include: a DPF roadmap, analysis by technology, overview of supporting technologies and key conclusions.

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This briefing is based upon ongoing Diesel Particulate Filters market analysis and will benefit OEMs, suppliers and potential new entrants by discussing emerging trends and providing forward projections for the European DPF market. The report provides an insight into the dynamics guiding this market, and includes market challenges, drivers, restraints and avenues of opportunity for growth. The purpose of this research is to gain a deeper understanding of Diesel particulate Filters and its market revenue value.

During the next two to three years, new participants are expected to enter the European DPF market, which is likely to increase the DPF volumes available and so help OEMs. Apart from increasing competition, this is also expected to eliminate any potential shortage of filters, as experienced recently.

Frost & Sullivan will hold this conference call at 15.00 GMT on 22 March 2007, which will provide industry participants with an outlook on the DPF Market. To participate, please e-mail Michael Banks at michael.banks@frost.com with the following information: your full name, company name, title, telephone number, e-mail address, city, state and country. Upon receipt of the above information, a registration link will be e-mailed to you.