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The £38 billion project to build a new nuclear power plant at Sizewell C in the UK will see use of diesel-powered equipment phased out by 2030
Incentives, TCO and support services are driving popularity of zero-emission vehicles
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As fuel and engine options expand, OEMs are taking a more strategic approach to matching power with application
Move to ease restrictions on off-road diesel could benefit road-going fleets while creating new competition for construction equipment fuel
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Application, infrastructure and TCO are part of the power choice for off-highway equipment users
Bulk hauler switches to 105 diesel unit fleet
The machine is expected to save 37,500 litres of diesel and cut 100 tonnes of CO₂ a year during the two-year pilot
Julian Buckley finds out how the HELM engines from Cummins have been built from the ground up to support alternative fuels
Acquires intellectual property for Class 8 and refuse collection trucks with hydrogen fuel cell powertrains
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The company’s Amber Geggus described it as an upgrade from fossil diesel.
Dual fuel engines intended to cut emissions of mining haul trucks
Business uncertainty put forward as playing a role in the downturn
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JCB’s Tim Burnhope covers company plans to offer full powertrains, the future fuel mix for construction machines and building a second assembly plant in the United States
Cummins CDA tech study, Bauma engine pics and propane for commercial backup power
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With electricity grids in the US under increasing strain, the construction industry is looking to hybrid energy options to maintain consistent power and productivity.
A hybrid approach to Class 8, California shifts course on clean fleets and commercial EV charging faces hurdles.
$6.6 million order is largest in company’s history
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The new variant features a Cummins B6.7 six-cylinder engine