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CASE Releases First Electric Backhoe Loader
CASE Construction Equipment - CNH
The new CASE 580EV electric backhoe loader carries over the same dimensional loading and digging specifications and delivers the same breakout forces as the popular four-wheel-drive, 97-horsepower CASE 580SN diesel model.
The CASE 580EV backhoe loader.
Infrastructure
Telematics, AI, VR and Electrification in Boom Lifts
Genie - Terex AWP
While electrification and telematics could now be considered mainstream in construction, we’re seeing other innovations emerging as the next frontier of technology.
This lightweight, electrified telescopic boom lift in the 60-foot height class can be used indoors and outdoors.
Infrastructure
Portable EV Service Trailer Options To Keep You Charged Up
The next generation of service trailer might make-or-break your jobsite experience. A diverse mix of machine types means that your fueling trailers and trucks need to be able to handle every possible need to avoid a work stoppage.
Beam Ev Arc 2020 4 Ev Ar Cs (5)
Infrastructure
How Burning Construction Waste Helps Cement and Concrete Production
Reworld
How sustainable waste strategies can transform waste streams into valuable assets.
How Burning Construction Waste Helps Cement and Concrete Production
Infrastructure
Cummins Unveils 'Power Onward'
Cummins Inc.
The move supports the company's Destination Zero strategy to reduce the greenhouse gas and air quality impacts of its products.
The portfolio includes forms of power that span the energy transition: diesel, natural gas, hybrid, electric power and biofuels.
Paving
How Automation and Volumetric Data Take Material Management to the Next Level
Stockpile Reports
From quarries to asphalt plants to crushing contractors and everything in between, being able to better understand your stockpiled materials and improving your management solutions begins with higher quality data.
Teleo-equipped Caterpillar wheel loader operating in the midst of other operations across an Ajax Paving asphalt plant.
Infrastructure
Epiroc Launches First Boltec M10 Battery Rig in Nevada
Epiroc
Aimed at greener practices in the mining industry, the Boltec M10 SG rock bolting rig brings multiple enhancements to underground operations, including an improved operator work environment, reduced noise and a smaller environmental footprint.
Epiroc Boltec M10 Battery at Nevada Gold Mines.
Infrastructure
Why Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines are Trending in the Construction Industry
Engine Technology Forum
Other than its strengths and carbon neutrality, H2-ICE is a great option, due to its ability to use hydrogen sourced from just about anywhere.
There are sustainable energy sources for every power and distance need. When it comes to heavy equipment and machinery in construction, H2-ICE is one of the best options for powering major energy-using vehicles.
Infrastructure
ANA BOSS70-25 Portable Hybrid Generator
ANA Inc.
This towable generator is equipped with an Isuzu diesel engine and 25 kWh LTO battery, delivering 70 KVA peak/45 KVA prime power during use.
This towable generator is equipped with an Isuzu diesel engine and 25 kWh LTO battery, delivering 70 KVA peak/45 KVA prime power during use.
Infrastructure
Cummins, Allison Field Test New Natural Gas Engine
Allison Transmission
The partners worked with Sandman, a bulk cement hauling fleet based in San Jose, Calif., to test and validate the new Cummins X15N 15-liter natural gas engine paired with the Allison 4000 Series fully automatic transmission.
Allison Transmission has partnered with Cummins to test and validate the new Cummins X15N 15-liter natural gas engine paired with the Allison 4000 Series fully automatic transmission.
Infrastructure
Cut the Cord: Electrify Tools, Equipment
Milwaukee Tool Corp.
The construction industry’s shift toward battery-powered tools and equipment is being driven by the increased productivity and versatility they bring to the jobsite.
The lithium-ion batteries of today run longer, charge faster, are much more powerful, and more reliable than their ancestors from 10 years ago.
Infrastructure
Embracing Circularity to Reduce Environmental Impact in Construction
CEMEX Ventures
One promising way to minimize waste from the construction and demolition phases is establishing a circular economy, in which construction companies continuously recycle and reuse building materials for new purposes and/or in new projects.
Drywall can be broken down and repurposed into fertilizer, and even concrete can be broken down and reused to improve performance and reduce emissions.
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