The adoption of gaseous fuels like hydrogen and natural gas is becoming increasingly popular in commercial transportation. Both technologies help reduce emissions and provide worthy alternatives for meeting sustainability goals, especially for heavy-duty cycle trucks. There are, however, two safety considerations to keep in mind when using natural gas and hydrogen technology due to the high-pressure nature of these fuels.

An Engineer’s Blueprint of Hope Six years ago, Kwasi Twumasi, an electrical engineer at Cummins Power Generation, started an orphanage in his hometown in Ghana. It did not begin as a vision, but rather an answer to a desperate question. Twumasi’s brother-in-law died of HIV/AIDS, and the family soon discovered that his sister had the disease, too. They have four children.

On June 3, 2024, Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) was awarded the bronze award from Consulting Specifying Engineer’s (CSE) 2024 Product of the year for their 125kW-200kW natural gas standby generators (QSJ8.9G) in the publication’s power category. This recognition marks the fourth consecutive POTY award win to Cummins from CSE.

Cummins Components and Software (CCS) is proud to introduce the HE200WG, its latest innovation in turbocharger technology for the global light-duty on-highway and off-highway applications. The new turbocharger provides unparalleled performance and efficiency and is perfectly suited for on-highway & off-highway applications, offering versatility and reliability in the most demanding environments. The HE200 WG is meticulously designed to meet the stringent global emissions regulations set for 2024 and beyond, ensuring a greener future for all.

Global power leader Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) marked the launch of its newest product line, an evolution of the Centum™ Series generator sets, with a 2-day event at their Power Systems headquarters in Fridley, Minnesota. The celebration, held on 9th and 10th April 2024, highlighted the new C1750D6E, C2000D6E, C2750D6E and C3000D6EB generator sets, designed for mission critical applications and backed by a pair of new engine platforms: the QSK50 (C1750D6E and C2000D6E) and QSK78 (C2750D6E and C3000D6EB).

Boom! You immediately sit upright in bed. It’s 3:23 a.m. and it’s happening again. The wind is howling against your window and there’s an unsettling roar in the air. You can see flashes of lightning through the curtains.

Alberta Children’s hospital in Calgary, Alberta, Canada doesn’t look like any ordinary hospital. It looks fun, even playful. The exterior of the building is covered with energetic colored blocks and the sign at the main entryway looks as if it was written by a child. Inside, there are playgrounds, toy rooms, and murals of barnyards, mountains, forests and more.

Sierra de Alvarez is a beautiful mountainous forest that is located in the center of Mexico. The forest covers more than 2,265 square kilometers and is home to numerous plants and animal species. Unfortunately, over the years Sierra de Alvarez has been affected by deforestation and poaching of animals. At Cummins, we demand that everything we do leads to a cleaner and safer environment. So when Cummins employees in Mexico learned that Sierra de Alvarez was suffering due to deforestation, they jumped – or sprinted - at the opportunity to help.

It was HOT! It was Humid! It was Orlando! The Redefining Tour rolled into Orlando at 7pm EST Sunday, August 23rd. Instead of waiting to set up the event early the next morning, the team of tour drivers and Cummins PowerSouth Distributors had the basics of the show ready to go. With some additional tents and shade areas constructed, by 9am August 24th, the first Orlando event was ready to roll.

All you need is a smile and a raincoat. Cummins employees in Darlington and Stockton (UK) are taking the company’s sustainability priorities to heart by developing a strong relationship with the River Tees Rediscovered project. In August, approximately 65 Cummins Emission Solution (CES) and five Cummins Engine employees volunteered at Tees Cottage Pumping Station. The objective of the project was to help improve the site, which sits adjacent to the Tees River.