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Mike Hayes looks at the power technology for construction equipment that may – or may not – be replacing diesel in the coming years
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System burns a water/fuel mix to produce diesel-like power and torque.
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PowerPacks based on MTU Series 4000 and 1600 diesel engines approved to use renewable fuels
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The six new Cat gen sets will use 100% hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO)
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H2 Green Steel will deliver the environmentally-friendly material
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Solar panel specialist Lifos launches battery energy storage system
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Equipmake will deliver electric motors for an electric-power aircraft now under development
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The Richmond will operate on Lake Constance, next to Rolls-Royce Power Systems HQ
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Rob White on electrification and market demand
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Diesel Progress International reports from Huddersfield, UK, where Cummins Turbo Technologies is preparing to celebrate completion of a site improvement project first announced in 2013
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BW will focus on development of EV components, Phinia on fuel systems
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Supplied by Akasol, the packs have up to 42% higher energy density
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The new facility will produce zero-emissions tech for off-highway applications
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Experts from Neste, Southwest Research Institute and New Holland Ag to discuss advances
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University and industry stakeholders, including Cummins and Eaton, explore emissions reduction and engine efficiency
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Rolls-Royce supports mining company by testing mtu engines on HVO since 2022
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London mayor attends opening, promises more charging facilities
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Energy Mobility Solutions package helps to optimise electric fleet management
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AGCO Power’s product roadmap includes more variants and fuel flexibility
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The packs feature new thermal systems and improved volume utilisation