The portfolio includes battery packs and battery modules that can be integrated expertly with Cummins’ new electric and hybrid powertrain portfolio, providing customers with a broad range of flexible, scalable power solutions for small and large commercial applications. 

Technology is allowing you to live safely and securely in your home. But what about when the power goes out? In his recent blog, Eric Murrell, founder of the smart home and technology blog “At Home in the Future,” shares tips on how to make sure your smart home stays connected at the times when you need it most. Learn more on Eric's blog: Three Ways to Ensure Your Smart Home Stays Connected.

Cummins ranked 12 on the 2018 annual list, which included more than 1,000 participating companies.  "The more we grow and expand globally, the more important it is that we attract and develop employees from around the world who have the knowledge and skills to work effectively in the markets in which we do business,” said Kelley Bertoux Creveling, Executive Director – Global Diversity and Right Environment. “We’re at our best when we fully include those unique perspectives, experiences and languages - truly leveraging the power of diversity and inclusion."

Cummins distributor Orient Energy Systems (OES) continues to score successes in Pakistan’s fast-growing poultry sector. New power projects have been implemented for Pakistan Poultry Farms, and for Shujabad Group Of Industries. 

The hospital in Bahawalpur, Pakistan, will use three Cummins C1675 D5A diesel generators to supply dependable backup power so patients can get the care they need around-the clock. Cummins has developed an international reputation for its clean, efficient generators, especially in regions that have experienced grid outages in the past. Hospitals from Ghana and South Africa to Qatar, Australia and the United Kingdom have all turned to Cummins technology in recent years to make certain their operations continue 24 hours a day, seven days a week – no matter what happens to the grid.

Hurricane Hunters gather information about tropical storms and hurricanes to help meteorologists more accurately forecast the paths of these dangerous storms. In 2017, the Hurricane Hunters flew more than 800 hours during 90+ missions and are preparing for another busy hurricane season in 2018. These Hurricane Hunter aircrafts were one of the biggest attractions at last week’s Hurricane Awareness Tour (HAT) – an annual event targeting hurricane prone coastal and inland cities.

Early this month, GILLIG LLC and Cummins announced a new electrified power partnership at the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) show in Atlanta, Georgia (USA). The technical collaboration work focuses on integrating and optimizing new battery electric technology offered by Cummins that will soon power GILLIG zero-emissions transit buses. GILLIG is the leading manufacturer of heavy-duty transit buses in the United States.

Cummins has seen impressive results using lifestyle medicine with some of its employees, and is now looking for ways to reach those most in need of help, Cummins CEO and Chairman Tom Linebarger told the American College of Preventive Medicine at its annual meeting in Chicago, Illinois (U.S.A.).

Cummins has introduced a new independent load management controller that regulates loads on standby generator sets. The new Load Control Module (LCM) offers world class reliability and quality, together with easy operation via an intuitive color touchscreen display. 

Anna Dibble, Plant Manager at Cummins' Jamestown Engine Plant, has an impressive 26 years of service at Cummins. We recently sat down with Anna to ask about her career at Cummins. Here’s what she had to say.  Role: Plant Manager, Jamestown Engine Plant (JEP) Years of Service at Cummins: 26 years at JEP Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Operations Management, Penn State University; Master’s Degree in Manufacturing Management & Engineering, General Motors Institute of Technology; MBA, Gannon University