The energy transition in transportation is happening now.
Lowering Cost of Production In the mining industry, controlling the cost of production (COP) is critical to maintaining profitability.
Natural gas engines have been around for decades now.
After building its 5 millionth engine, Cummins Inc.
This article explores the importance of reducing transportation emissions, the concept of carbon footprints, and the various strategies employed to combat climate change and achieve a net-zero future.
Which sectors will be most affected by the energy transition? The global shift from fossil fuels to renewables is driven by concerns about climate change, air quality, and energy security.
As the world seeks sustainable alternatives to traditional energy sources, understanding the concepts of clean and renewable energy is crucial.
Rising costs related to fuel, trailers, parts, insurance, wages and more all keep truck fleet managers on the lookout for ways to meet market demands more efficiently.
Like every invention, Cummins Inc. engines undergo rigorous testing to determine the viability of a new component, design or technology.
Companies working to achieve their decarbonization goals are increasingly interested in hydrogen engines.
Hydrogen use in the transportation sector initially focused on hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV's).