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Electric trucks are on their way and loader crane manufacturer Palfinger is adapting in partnership with ZF and Mercedes-Benz Trucks
Tim Burnhope will give presentation at the online New Power Progress Summit on 3 May
XCMG’s XGC15000A crawler crane has set a new world record
Comments related to cost of raw materials and components
Japanese crane manufacturer opts for mtu engines from Rolls-Royce for its all terrain cranes
Zero carbon steel may not be commercially available yet - but that hasn’t stopped some of the world’s biggest construction companies from demanding it
OEM says that by 2035 carbon footprint of key products, including excavators and cranes, will be reduced by 32%
The new division will look to reduce time-to-market of new innovations
New funding will allow Swiss-based used equipment specialist to expand
The new gen sets can be standalone or hybridised with diesel or gas gen sets
Select Plant Hire cranes and all other Laing O’Rourke diesel-powered equipment to be run on hydrotreated vegetable oil
Delivery of real time data allows customers to reduce energy use and operational disruptions
The marine crane and deck handling equipment specialist has launched its new VFD electric crane series
Generating solar power at new Japanese crane factory will reduce CO2 emissions by 18 per cent
Replacing the extra-long diesel trucks with electrified versions will reduce emissions and costs
Product range will be gradually converted to engine technologies with zero emissions, or at least significantly reduced emissions
As pressure mounts from governments and consumers around the world to reduce carbon, contractors are switching from diesel to hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) to power their equipment.
Sweden-based SSAB produced the world’s first fossil-free steel and delivered it to its customer, the Volvo Group
After seeing the resulting market changes post pandemic, ZF Services UK has revamped its Nottingham Centre of Competence offering to better support the commercial vehicle (CV) aftermarket.
UK-based crane rental firm AMC has invested in an all-new fleet of Hoeflon and Maeda electric mini cranes
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