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UK manufacturer says hydrogen engines could offer diesel-like performance for remote and off-grid construction sites
Hydrogen takes centre stage as JCB unveils a new land speed record bid and its latest zero-carbon backhoe
Hydrogen fuel cell specialist proposes new name to “reflect the business we are becoming”
South Korean firm Hyundai Motor Company has broken ground on the construction of a new hydrogen fuel-cell and electrolyser production facility in Ulsan, South Korea
The UK’s £10 billion Lower Thames Crossing project has become the first major infrastructure programme in Britain to commit to carbon-neutral construction
Hydrogen genset used to charge Hitachi electric excavator
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JCB’s group director of special projects Tim Burnhope on the use cases for hydrogen combustion engines and battery-electric machines
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Cheol-gon Choi, President and CEO at HD Hyundai Construction Equipment talks to Andy Brown about smarter equipment and different power options
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JCB on hydrogen, electric machines and US expansion
JCB drives hydrogen-fuelled backhoe loader past Palace of Westminster to mark legislative change
Power specialist will show H2 internal combustion engine concepts at Bauma
What are the latest developments in hydrogen technology for construction fleets?
Hydrogen, rebrands and acquisitions the focus
New renewable energy sources include biofuel, hydrogen and ethanol
The excavator features a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain
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Rough terrain lift being used at Saint-Cyr-l’École military school, near Paris
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Liebherr has presented its large wheeled loader with a hydrogen engine and the opening of the first hydrogen filling station in the state of Salzburg
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The new H2 model is available for purchase or hire
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Designed to meet the need for larger, modular and autonomous systems
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Equipment run by alternative power sources is becoming the norm in an increasing range of applications, presenting fleet owners with an array of efficient options