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The pace of change and innovation has accelerated sharply as the industry searches for the best routes to a more sustainable future
JLG’s Rob Messina to address “Advances in electrification: The latest in battery technologies” at ALH Conference
New E-line centrifugal pumps can be powered by a mains supply, battery pack or car charger
Construction equipment manufacturer Wacker Neuson launches new series of electric single direction soil and asphalt compactors
Batteries offer 40-50% reductions in fuel costs and emissions
Former Wacker Neuson CEO becomes an investor and strategic advisor for Austrian energy storage specialist
Swedish OEM concludes testing and sends diesel-electric Tigon loader out to first customer
The cost of the banking facility will be linked to issues including investment in low-emission equipment and representation of women in management
Netherlands-based company adds JCB 525-60E to its fleet of electric powered machines
The first 50 kVA hydrogen combustion generator has been tested and 10 additional units are now being built
More than 850 CO2 emission calculations have been carried out using the European Rental Association’s CO2 Calculator
Partnership aims to allow Honda’s MPP batteries to be used with various Komatsu equipment
Manufacturer says its K1 PACE will offer equivalent power and performance to traditional petrol cutters
ECR25 electric excavator and L25 electric wheeled loader will be commercially available in the US this year
Electric compact machines from Volvo Construction Equipment are being put through their paces by Swiss customers.
Engine is suitable for use in a range of equipment including loadalls, excavators and backhoes
Saudi Arabian rental company and AFC Energy sign memorandum of understanding to develop hydrogen fuel cell products
Californian company has raised US$10 million to develop its manufacturing capacity and power rentals business
Manufacturer has announced concept machine, which is fully electric and operated by remote control
UK rental company GAP Hire Solutions said it aims to be carbon net-zero by 2040