All Hydrogen Articles

Cummins Engine Business president sees continued future for internal combustion.

Speedy and AFC Energy create JV company

H2 engine was unveiled at Agritechnica 2023 to highlight agricultural machine compatibility

Construction OEMs and engine manufacturers are moving ahead with hydrogen combustion engines. But will hydrogen fuel cells also be part of the mix? Opinion is divided.

The UK arm of Netherlands-based contracting giant BAM is leading a new project that will see it run excavators specially adapted to inject hydrogen into the diesel engines of conventional excavators.

Access International explores the direction of travel 

Electrification discussions being had with rental companies

Davis will assume leadership of both business Segments effective Nov. 1

OEM ups alternative power initiative 

Are alternative fuels really better for the environment?

The world’s biggest construction equipment rental companies are playing a major role in the energy transition of the sector, both by offering contractors a source of low-carbon emission machines, and by using their purchasing power to encourage manufacturers to accelerate their development of electric and other forms of cleaner machines.

Engine manufacturer Perkins is developing a new type of multi-fuel engine that can be ‘dropped in’ to directly replace its diesel equivalent in terms of power density and response.

Company will discuss H2 technology at the conference and display it in its booth at the expo

Construction equipment manufacturer Terex Advance is to start offering Cummins’ hydrogen internal combustion engine as an option in its concrete mixer trucks.

The prospect of construction equipment running on low-emission hydrogen combustion engines is now on the horizon.

Company now offers three compact diesel-electric hybrid systems, developing hydrogen engine

How smaller truck mounts are balancing the need for greater capacities and low emissions while remaining compact

UK hirer launches joint venture with hydrogen specialist

German trade body calls for a rapid shift to hydrogen-focused projects

Rob White on electrification and market demand