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Despite an unprecedented year for riders and the transit bus industry, cities across the globe are continuing to invest in their communities for brighter days ahead. With quiet, zero-emission solutions hitting the road, it won’t be long until you’re taking a ride on a Cummins-powered zero-emission transit bus.  The GILLIG zero-emission battery electric bus powered by Cummins was first unve

For more than 60 years, Cummins has been powering their customers’ success with class leading air handling technologies. That legacy continues with the introduction of the next generation Series 150 Holset Wastegate (WG) turbocharger from Cummins Turbo Technologies (CTT).  Engineered by Cummins Turbo Technologies and manufactured in Wuxi, China, the advanced Series 150 turbocharger will in

As the world prepares to mark World Water Day Monday (March 22), here’s a look at just some of what Cummins has been doing: WATER GOALS KEY PART OF 2020 SUSTAINABILITY PLAN Cummins has made significant progress in reducing the water it uses, lowering the amount in real terms from 972 million gallons in 2014, when the company’s first sustainability plan was announced, to 895 million gallons i

In the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day and all the green that comes with it, we want to discuss what it means to go from gray to green hydrogen. We’ve covered the basics of electrolyzers, and you might already be familiar with some common applications for hydrogen such as fuel cell electric trucks and trains. But what about those applications that go beyond on-and off-highway? Hydrogen has numer

We believe hydrogen holds the key to a decarbonized future. As a founding member of the new Hydrogen Forward initiative, Cummins is partnering with other energy leaders to advocate for the advancement and adoption of hydrogen technology across the U.S. Cummins has been hard at work building relationships with other leaders in the hydrogen space in order to push hydrogen forward as an energy sol

Cummins is the 101-year old company that has something to say about alternative power and the future of energy. As the world’s largest independent diesel manufacturer, we know a lot about our diverse commercial markets and customers. Today, Cummins continues to add to our product portfolio to ensure we're well positioned to power the world for the next 100 years. One of the ways we are doing this

 Note: this photo was taken prior to COVID-19 By partnering with expert nonprofits and leveraging the unique skills and talents of Cummins employees and leaders, Cummins Powers Women has also enabled equal rights and opportunity for 98,000 women and girl in 18 countries in just  three years. Launched on International Women’s Day in 2018, the now $20 million community initiative has ac

Reflecting on 2020 certainly comes with mixed emotions. It was a year like we have never experienced, both in business and in our world. Through it all, Cummins overcame obstacles to continue to build and finetune our capabilities and advance our alternative power portfolio to provide hope for a more sustainable tomorrow. In 2020, Cummins produced nearly 1,000 battery modules and more than 200

A ferry that only emits water transporting people across waterways? This will now be possible thanks to Cummins hydrogen fuel cells that are being integrated into North America’s first commercial hydrogen fuel cell powered, zero emissions ferry (ZEF). Quiet and emissions free, the vessel, named “Sea Change,” marks another crucial milestone in the commercialization of zero emissions marine vessel p

School buses producing zero emissions were once a dream, but Cummins and Blue Bird are now powering zero-emission student transportation for districts nationwide. With more than 100 battery electric school buses that have been delivered throughout the country, school districts continue to invest in their communities, despite the unprecedented challenges they face during a global pandemic. Bu

Peace of mind was at the top of the list for Glinn Hindin when moving to Northern Georgia. Neighbors reassured him that power outages never happened in their area, but Hindin did some research of his own. He told us that “while doing my research into home generators Cummins was far superior in giving information and service.” That support not only came from Cummins, from our treated d