Dover Corporation’s OPW Retail Fueling division has earned California Air Resources Board (CARB) Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR) certification for its 71SO Segmented Overfill Prevention Valve, a regulatory milestone that unlocks sales in California’s largest and most stringent fueling market.
The 71SO valve is engineered as a modular system that ships in four 5‑foot segments, eliminating the need for over‑length shipping and reducing storage, transportation, and installation costs for fuel retailers. The segmented design also simplifies on‑site assembly, allowing retailers to deploy the valve more quickly and with less disruption to operations.
CARB certification is a key strategic lever for Dover’s Clean Energy & Fueling platform. By meeting California’s rigorous safety, containment, and emission standards, the 71SO valve positions OPW Retail Fueling to capture a significant share of the state’s fuel dispensing market, reinforcing Dover’s broader focus on clean‑energy solutions and expanding its presence in a high‑margin, high‑volume region.
Ed Kammerer, Vice President of Global Product Marketing for OPW Retail Fueling, said, "Achieving CARB EVR certification for the 71SO Segmented Overfill Prevention Valve reflects OPW Retail Fueling’s commitment to excellence. With CARB approval for the 71SO, we are providing fuel retailers in areas with the most stringent equipment performance and vapor‑tightness standards access to breakthrough logistics advantages."
The certification not only satisfies regulatory compliance but also signals Dover’s continued investment in products that meet evolving environmental standards, positioning the company to benefit from the growing demand for cleaner fueling infrastructure across the United States.
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