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The conversions are intended to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by reducing methane slip.
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The new powertrain is intended for buses operating on city routes
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New prototype is a ‘bridge solution’ to full hydrogen ICE
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The new name will bring together Kohler Power Systems and Kohler Engines
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With equivalent power output, the new model could support engine downsizing
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Offering commercial operators a business advantage in environmentally regulated areas
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The company said it demonstrates strong market interest in technologies that can reduce the environmental impact of gas-fueled engines and eliminate any compromise in diesel performance.
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Variable compression ratio tech helps to reduce emissions and improve fuel economy
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Facility will support development of complete vehicle powertrains
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Italian shipper Liberty Lines launches ‘Vittorio Morace’ powered by MTU hybrid propulsion system
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Concept for 10-cylinder variant offers over 1,100-kW output for tanks up to 70 tons
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June issue features the annual engine review, Engine Specs-at-a-Glance and more
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Company to supply LNG-fueled engines, fuel gas supply system and thrusters
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Using LBG, the engine can deliver up to 95% CO2 reductions over diesel
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PPi 2024 Engine Specs-at-a-Glance. A quick-reference guide covering power ratings for diesel, gaseous-fuel and petrol engines.
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Rolls-Royce Power Systems now has 11 orders for gas mtu engines for maritime applications
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The dual-fuel diesel/methanol engine is set to be IMO 3 compliant
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The flexibility of the new AT 50 means it can be used across a variety of vessels
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Dual-fuel engines will form part of a diesel-electric propulsion system on board the vessel
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What are the world’s 10 biggest construction equipment manufacturers spending on research and development?