Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) is finalizing its first production part using a new, high-precision 3D metal printing technology called binder jet. This marks a significant milestone in the company’s additive manufacturing and Industry 4.0 journey. 

Pad drilling has been around for over a decade across various drilling sites, and has already revolutionized drilling operations and the oil and gas industry overall. Its initial benefits around avoidance of cost associated with moving the drilling equipment was later coupled with increased hydrocarbon production, thanks to the ability to drill in batches. Today, pad drilling is the norm across many drilling sites. 

Now more than ever, people are looking for ways to store renewable energy for a flexible, low-carbon power supply. Hydrogen offers a solution. Using renewable sources such as wind, to produce hydrogen emits no greenhouse gasses (green hydrogen).

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) today reported results for the first quarter of 2021. First quarter revenues of $6.1 billion increased 22 percent from the same quarter in 2020. Sales in North America increased 7 percent while international revenues increased 45 percent driven by strong demand across all global markets as well as new product sales in China and India.

Custom built for offshore tournaments With large cockpits and custom configurations, Henriques Yachts produces canyon-capable fishing machines with the muscle and seakeeping capability of a real, rough-water boat.  Capable of venturing out safely in the chop over 100 miles to reel in a big trophy tournament fish, the strong and solid Henriques hull is strategically designed to endure harsh weather conditions at sea. 

“The QSB6.7's are tried, true and exceptionally reliable. There is extra strain on a high-speed vessel... That’s why we use Cummins. Their marination is simply better.”

Danielle Lewis discovered her curiosity for math and science at a very young age. So, it was no surprise that when it came time to choose a career path, she decided to enroll in a dual-degree engineering program with Oakwood University and the University of Alabama in Huntsville, AL. Shortly after, she joined Cummins in 2016 and entered the Engineering Development Program. Through her experience in multiple technical and non-technical rotations, Danielle was able to see the company in a holistic manner from product preceding technology to aftermarket.

Today, Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) announced the election of Carla Harris to its Board of Directors.