SaviCorp Begins Promoting Fleet Emission Reduction System
SaviCorp has secured a letter of authorization and contact lists from the New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission (TLC), allowing the company to market its emission reduction systems to more than 250,000 public and private transportation companies.
SaviCorp has secured a letter of authorization and contact lists from the New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission (TLC), allowing the company to market its emission reduction systems to more than 250,000 public and private transportation companies.
The company has also proposed its performance enhancing technologies to the United States Postal Service (USPS), which has the potential to include 500,000 daily service vehicles.
In targeting the New York City TLC and USPS, SaviCorp hopes to employ its products within industries that continually suffer from financial burdens in regards to fuel, as well as those responsible for substantial carbon emissions.
SaviCorp's flagship product, the DynoValve, has already been approved by the New York City TLC after being inspected and passed by the TLC's Emissions and Safety Division. In securing a letter of authorization and contact lists from the New York City TLC, SaviCorp will begin an aggressive marketing campaign to introduce its technologies to one of the most prolific transportation industries in the continental U.S.
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