Our world today is in an age of unprecedented change, one where protecting our environment is a global concern, and fuel cell and hydrogen technologies engineer Ryan Sookhoo is proud to be at the forefront. Ryan is one of many new engineers to join Cummins through the acquisition of Hydrogenics Corporation in 2019 and is excited about the prospect of further developing the hydrogen energy market to meet the world’s growing energy demands in an environmentally sustainable way.

Growing up, Olivia was encouraged to take interest in the stereotypical girl hobbies and toys like ballet, cheerleading, and dolls. It wasn't so much that she didn't like those things, but that she was always drawn to things her brother enjoyed like cars, ATVs, and other mechanical interests. As a kid, she frequently played a game while waiting in the car - who could name the most makes and models of the other cars in the parking lot? As she grew, her parents nurtured these unconventional interests and helped Olivia's passions take hold. 

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI), a global technology and power solutions leader, today announced an agreement to form a joint venture with NPROXX, a leader in hydrogen storage and transportation, for hydrogen storage tanks. The joint venture will continue under the name NPROXX.

Garbage is not a topic that many of us think about on a regular basis. Waste as an industry, when done correctly, gets little fanfare. However, the power and durability of a refuse truck is the backbone of the collection and transportation of waste. Though waste may not always make prime time news, the technologies that help with waste management have made great strides, and now Cummins is pushing it even further by providing fuel cells for some of the first licensed and commercially operational fuel cell refuse trucks in Europe. 

Just a portion of the natural disasters Americans went through in 2019, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.  Many of us experienced natural disasters over the years and perfected our disaster preparation plans. Yet, we have a new challenge this year; going through these disasters while also experiencing the on-going pandemic.  The on-going pandemic has introduced the social distancing concept to our lives, which in exchange necessitated adjustments into our families’ and communities’ disaster preparedness plans. 

In the race to develop more sustainable and renewable energy sources, hydrogen has re-emerged as a potential key solution in the transition to zero-emission mobility, and the world is talking about it. Tom Linebarger, the Chairman and CEO of Cummins recently joined top hydrogen technology innovators to discuss the future of hydrogen, both in commercial and industrial engine applications, during a virtual hydrogen forum hosted by the International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy (IPHE).

In line with the company’s continued commitment to building more prosperous communities, the Cummins Foundation recently issued a grant to the Immigrant Welcome Center (IWC) to provide support services to Indianapolis-based immigrant populations in the wake of COVID-19. 

Our perception of what is safe has rapidly changed over the last couple of months, and many of us will continue to exercise varying norms of social distancing in the near future. These are expected to keep the demand for air travel and hospitality lower than usual in the near term.   Meanwhile, many turn to RVing and boating to embark on new vacation adventures while keeping their families safe. 

RV vacationing has been on the rise in recent years and is expected to increase in popularity, as many seek to generate their new normal with an RV. An RV vacation offers your family expanded personal space both along the way and at the destination.  This article aims to inspire your next family adventure with an RV, and lists one national or state park to visit in each of the 50 states during your next RV vacation*.

Safety, convenience and efficiency have thrived as priorities in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. These needs have encouraged our homes, businesses and communities to become more innovative to support the way that we go about our lives. At Cummins, these unprecedented times have motivated us to further prioritize what matters most to you.