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German minister: Bauma shows US ‘can’t turn back time’ on tariffs
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The wealth of technologically advanced construction equipment at the Bauma show in Munich, Germany, shows how important international free trade is to innovation
FPT Industrial’s eBM 5 BMS receives certification from TÜV SÜD
The BMS can be used across a broad range of battery-electric vehicle types
Altilium produces first recycled battery cells in UK
Cells using cathodes made from recycled material will now undergo validation tests
EPA to start ‘reconsideration’ of emissions regulations
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Plan is part of Trump administration’s strategy to reduce business costs
Autonomous vehicles at a crossroads: balancing deregulation, safety and momentum
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With a changing regulatory landscape, the AV industry must navigate the balance between innovation, oversight and public trust.
John Deere responds to lawsuit from US Federal Trade Commission regarding ‘self-repair’
John Deere responded to a lawsuit by the US FTC on customers ‘self-repairing’ machines
US construction needs nearly half a million new workers
A construction trade association said US construction needs about approximately 500,000 new workers in 2025
Comment: Regulatory changes and Nikola troubles
The now-withdrawn ACF rule could have helped the BE/FCEV truck maker
CARB withdraws Clean Fleets rule exemption request
Approval would have seen companies required to build back fleets with ZEVs
Hino to pay $1.6 billion for falsifying engine emissions data in US
Additional costs will support mitigation programs intended to offset emissions
Fayat Group receives $11 million fine for breaches of Clean Air Act
Group will also have to carry out emissions reduction project
Fayat Group to pay US$11m for sale of machines with non-compliant engines in US
US Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency alleged violations of Clean Air Act
US industry lobbies on tax breaks for electric machines
ARA, AEM and AED among bodies writing to US tax authorities
UK could hit Chinese excavators with duty of up to 83.5% after anti-dumping probe
The UK’s Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) has proposed slapping imported Chinese excavators with up to 83.5% duty.
Romito highlights global decarbonization challenges at Power Progress Summit: Part 2
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He said the growing need for electric power is derailing our net zero goals.
Trendlines: Get on with it!
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Equipment sales suffer as central banks around the world are too slow in cutting interest rates.
Power Briefing recap: week of Oct. 7
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The Fed rate cut, DEF linked to engine failures and a new Class 8 FCEV truck prototype
What the recent Fed rate cuts mean for manufacturing
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Because inflation is expected to increase next year, manufacturers were told they should borrow now to invest in efficiencies.
Power Briefing recap: week of Sept. 23
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The first electric RT crane for North America, Briggs & Stratton batteries and an IMO meeting about Arctic pollution.
IMO committee meeting to address maritime vessel emissions, pollution mitigation in the Arctic
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The MEPC meeting is intended to discuss a range of maritime-related environmental protection measures, including those specifically affecting the Arctic.
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