New Power Technology
The ‘Model T moment’ celebrates the industry’s first all-electric truck which Ford said is priced less than $40,000 and can travel up to 320 miles per charge
The buzz around the totally electric truck has generated over 200,000 preorders to date, but only time will tell how buyers in the construction industry will respond
Engine maker promotes a realistic approach that allows equipment owners to use zero emissions power where it’s available and cleaner power where it is not
Equipment maker says the CX15 EV marks the next step in the company’s electrification journey which will include a complementary portfolio of diesel and electric equipment
The recent purchase of the Class 6 and Class 8 trucks follows the online retail giant’s order of 100,000 battery-electric vans from electric van start-up Rivian
Engineering firm Jacobs will pioneer the first infrastructure project of its kind with a one-mile stretch of pavement
Researchers at Purdue University are testing ideas that could put concrete at the center of the world’s transition to net-zero
Just in are more details about the first-ever machine of its kind which has half the parts and three times the torque as traditional loaders
The Bobcat T7X was revealed at CES 2022 in Las Vegas, where Sunbelt Rentals pledged its commitment to bringing the new technology to its customers across North America
Scott Park, president and CEO of Doosan Bobcat, talks about the viability of hydrogen-powered construction equipment and overcoming the obstacles to its adoption
Equipment maker invests in ClearFlame Engine Technologies as part of its strategy to accelerate low and zero-carbon powertrain technology
Construction machinery is rapidly evolving to become greener and cleaner, but questions remain over whether the latest advancements in electric power can pay off for contractors
Following its recent tease of an electric Silverado pickup model, General Motors ups the ante on its commitment to phasing out petroleum-powered vehicles by 2035

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