Cooper Corporation, the engine major, has welcomed the CPCB2 Legislation on Stringent Emission Norms which would come into effect from 1st April 2014. Cooper is ready with its Eco Pack 10 KVA - 180 KVA Gensets to comply with the latest (Central Pollution Control Board) CPCB 2 Emission Limits for new diesel engines upto 800KVA.

Commenting on the new Environment Protection Rules, Farrokh N Cooper, Chairman and Managing Director, says, "This was a long overdue notification and we welcome the implementation of these norms, which will certainly help the nation as reduced pollution, reduce cost of medical care and thus will improve the health condition of the population and lead to good and healthy life to all Indians."

Cooper Corporation strongly believes that the latest CPCB 2 Emission Rules is a breakthrough legislation which will drastically reduce the pollution of the environment and will take India's Generators ahead of those in Europe and America. In Exercise of the powers conferred by section 6 and 25 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986 (29 of 1986), the Central Government has introduced new rules further to amend the Environment (Protection) Rules.1986.

The Cooper ECOPACK is a low fuel consumption generator that is lighter in weight, smaller in size and built with Emissions meeting US and European norms. Decades of in-house research and technical collaboration with Ricardo, UK, have culminated in the launch of this genset.