Original Equipment Manufacturer Diesel Tanks
Robert I. Steiner, with whom Damon W. Suden, Kelley Drye & Warren, LLP, Ricardo F. Casellas, and Casellas, Alcover & Burgos, P.S.C., were on brief, for appellant.
Eric A. Tulla, with whom Maritza I. Munich, Lillian Frattallone, JoséBagu é, Iris J. Cabrera, and Rivera, Tulla & Ferrer were on brief, for appellee.
This dispute arose after plaintiff Wells Real Estate Investment Trust, Inc. (Wells) entered into an agreement with defendant Chardón/Hato Rey Partnership, S.E. (Chardón) for the purchase of a commercial building in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Prior to the expected closing date, a large fuel spill occurred at the property, causing significant damage and displacing the building's tenants. Chardón insisted on proceeding to closing over Wells' objections. After Wells failed to appear for the scheduled closing, both parties filed claims for breach of contract.
Wells appeals from the court's grant of summary judgment in favor of Chardón on Wells' claims for breach and resolution of contract and Chardón's counter-claim for breach of contract. After careful review, we affirm the judgment in part, vacate in part, and remand for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.
WELLS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST II, INC. v. CHARDON/HATO REY PARTNERSHIP, S.E. - Leagle.com
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The growth and development of diesel exhaust after-treatment systems are primarily dependant on the emissions norms that are being enforced in Europe. Therefore, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) will be driven to develop emission-reduction technologies. Additionally, the increasing concern on reducing harmful vehicular emissions will drive end consumers to opt for low-exhaust emission vehicles. Diesel engines have witnessed significant growth in the European market in the last five to six years. Vehicle manufacturers are under pressure to reduce emissions and are therefore developing exhaust after-treatment technologies such as diesel particulate filters to reduce particulate matter, oxides of nitrogen (NOx) reduction technologies such as NOx traps and also SCR.
Strict emission standards will pave the way for significant growth in the exhaust after-treatment technologies market. The Euro 5 norms for diesel passenger cars demand a significant reduction in particulate matter in the exhaust gas, whereas Euro 6 calls for significant reduction in NOx emissions from diesel engines. As internal engine measures are expensive, the most feasible option can be using exhaust after-treatment systems. Diesel particulate filters (DPFs) already have a high market penetration and moving towards Euro 6, such a situation is expected for NOx reduction technologies as well.
Stabilising costs is likely to be the most challenging task for suppliers and vehicle manufacturers. Exhaust after-treatment technologies such as diesel particulate filters use precious metals in the system. The rising price of these materials will affect the price of the system as a whole. Monitoring the availability of AdBlue and maintaining a continuous supply of AdBlue in SCR systems is also anticipated to be a challenge. This is because driving a vehicle without AdBlue in the storage tank is similar to not having a SCR system at all. DPFs already have a high penetration in diesel engines and most vehicles use DPFs in order to reduce particulate matter to maintain the limits specified in Euro 5. The rising costs of raw materials have forced an increase in costs of the entire systems.
Additionally, the quality of materials in the systems cannot be compromised. Maintaining the right balance between low costs and high quality will be challenging for suppliers as well as vehicle manufacturers. Developing cost-effective materials for use in exhaust after-treatment systems will be required to maintain the cost at competitive levels. These materials should also be able to withstand the high temperatures of exhaust gases.
The custom search directory for the manufacturing community IndustrialCOOP.com, a division of Industrial Leaders announced today the launch of its new directory of plastic tanks and metal tanks for above ground and underground applications at http://www.dir.industrialcoop.com/index.php?c=863. The company reported in a Colorado press release the site includes offerings for stainless steel, aluminum, reinforced polyurethane, polyethylene and welded tanks for chemical, waste water, propane, gas storage, water treatment, diesel, gas, oil and bulk storage applications.
IndustrialCOOP spokesperson and marketing director Ronald Boyle said the company also publishes a US-focused directory of stainless steel tanks featuring over 200 manufacturers and suppliers of underground and above ground tanks at http://www.industrialleaders.com/listings/tanks_containers.html. According to Boyle, an additional 51 customized, stock and OEM tank manufacturers has been added to the site since May of this year specializing in a wide variety of tanks, containers, vessels, silos and other solid, bulk and liquid storage systems for industrial, construction, agriculture, metropolitan, military, residential and other markets.
Denver, CO, July 30, 2010 --( PR.com )-- The custom search directory for the manufacturing community IndustrialCOOP.com, a division of Industrial Leaders announced today the launch of its new directory of plastic tanks and metal tanks for above ground and underground applications at http://www.dir.industrialcoop.com/index.php?c=863. The company reported in a Colorado press release the site includes offerings for stainless steel, aluminum, reinforced polyurethane, polyethylene and welded tanks for chemical, waste water, propane, gas storage, water treatment, diesel, gas, oil and bulk storage applications.
IndustrialCOOP spokesperson and marketing director Ronald Boyle said the company also publishes a US-focused directory of stainless steel tanks featuring over 200 manufacturers and suppliers of underground and above ground tanks at http://www.industrialleaders.com/listings/tanks_containers.html. According to Boyle, an additional 51 customized, stock and OEM tank manufacturers has been added to the site since May of this year specializing in a wide variety of tanks, containers, vessels, silos and other solid, bulk and liquid storage systems for industrial, construction, agriculture, metropolitan, military, residential and other markets.
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