Empowering you with insights on
the future of energy
'The Future of Energy’ video series provides answers to your most frequently asked questions about the energy transition.
Technical and business leaders from Cummins share their insights in response to your questions, making the future of energy accessible and understandable.
Below you’ll find advanced and simplified videos covering the basics or more technical topics around the energy transition — something for every interest.
Advanced video series
Leadership in energy transition
Discover why we invest in a broad portfolio of technologies, how we reskill workers, what the circular economy is and how energy transition pace matters.
Innovation and product development
Product development priorities, GHG reduction via diesel technology, vehicle software and environmental goals, and aftertreatment advances to meet regulations.
A zero-emissions deep dive with Accelera™ by Cummins
Learn more about fuel cells, batteries and other commercial products and strategies making the widespread adoption of clean power technologies possible.
Simplified video series
Basics
What is the energy transition? Does diesel have a future? Find out whether our energy consumption is increasing, and why energy efficiency is important.
Renewable energy
What is renewable energy, and can it meet our energy demands? Visit this section to discover how fast renewable energy is growing.
Emissions terminology
The future of energy often involves a lot of talk about carbon. Understand scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, and well-to-wheel vs. tank-to-wheel emissions.
Hydrogen
How is hydrogen produced and what’s its potential? Learn about gray, blue, and green hydrogen and whether hydrogen engine-powered vehicles are emission-free.
Renewable natural gas
What is renewable natural gas (RNG)? Is it considered a fossil fuel? Explore the benefits of RNG and its potential as a sustainable energy source.
Electrification
Uncover how electrification works, its role in the energy transition, and the key differences between diesel and battery electric powertrains.