Cummins Turkey provided two Cummins C2250 D5 generator sets for the first and second phases of Vodafone’s office remodel project in Ankara, providing 4,500 kVA of standby power to meet additional power requirements of the building project. As space was limited due to the building design, the two containerized units were installed with one placed on top of the other outside the building. The generator sets operate in parallel. Depending on the situation of the load, one of them stays open as they are synchronized.

A 7 MW Cummins power system forms the standby power supply for the mixed-use complex known as Goldcrest Mall & Residency, which has two floors of shopping, two floors of entertainment and 10 floors of contemporary residential apartments. With property high in demand, DHA Lahore and Giga Group through their joint venture Mazyood Giga DHA Lahore Emerald Ltd. teamed up on this development to cater to Pakistan’s elite. Lahore is known as Pakistan’s education capital and is also the center of the entertainment industry.

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When it came to specifying the critical protection power supply for the brand-new facility, the Water Authority of Jordan with contractor Hussein Atieh & Sons Co. – which has successfully executed in the last six decades several projects of varied and complex disciplines throughout the whole country of Jordan – turned to Cummins for its ability to meet unique requirements of project, such as container specs.

When it comes to career enthusiasm, you'll be hard pressed to find someone who's more excited about her prospects. She exudes pure energy as she talks about the future of Cummins - and how she's an integral part of it.  Rima Salve, Power Electronics Systems Engineer, rarely says something without punch and purpose, and this time is no exception. 

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Conventional wisdom holds that most innovation comes out of Silicon Valley. Or does it? When it comes to the future of electrified power in trucks, look no further than Columbus, Indiana. Here’s the top five reasons why a city in the heart of the Midwest is becoming a hotbed for a cleaner, greener future of transport: