Where: Tabouk, Saudi Arabia What: Five 2000 kVA QSK60-G4 models with LSA51.2M60, plus sound proofing, synchronizing and totalizing panel Purpose: 10 MVA of prime power Three Palms Trees, a general contractor in Saudi Arabia, was looking for generator sets to supply prime power for a project that was underway at the King Faisal Airbase in Tabouk, Saudi Arabia.

Where: Mexico Federal District What: Cummins G-Drive QSK78-G8 engine Purpose: Standby power for a combined waste-water and rainwater pumping plant that reduces flooding in the rainy season A 40-year-old CTM El Risco water extraction plant in Mexico Federal District needed a refit to cope with flooding in the rainy season. Cummins G-Drive provided the standby power required through Cummins Spain dealer Progener as part of an overall project run by Spanish company INDAR.

Where: Guangdong Province, China What: 24 Cummins G-Drive engines in the 5 kW - 2600 kW range Purpose: Prime power for ShenZhen’s customer, Noell Crane Systems (China) Ltd. ShenZhen Superwatt Power Co. Ltd is one of China’s largest generator set manufacturers. Its customer, Noell Crane Systems (China) Ltd, needed diesel engines to provide prime power for its dockside cranes. ShenZhen Superwatt looked to Cummins G-Drive engines to provide the solution.

Where: Japan What: 29 emissionized G-Drive engines in the 500 - 1100 kVA range Purpose: Containerized standby power for sale or rental to TDS customers

As we’ve highlighted in previous articles, when the power goes out in your community, a Cummins home standby generator helps provide safety and peace of mind for your family, and yes, even your pets. 

"As electric vehicles continue to expand their share in the automotive market, we are simultaneously seeing the electrification of commercial power systems being pursued by many as both an environmentally friendly and economically sustainable solution for construction equipment," said D. S. Kim, HCE Senior Executive Vice President & CTO. "HCE anticipates mini excavators, which operate in urban workplaces close to residential areas, will be a prime candidate to electrify to meet zero-emission and low noise requirements in the near future." 

Cummins today announced a Euro VI technology achievement by reaching a total of 2,000 hybrid-adapted engine installations in buses operating across Europe, making a major contribution to improving air quality and reducing the carbon footprint. Cummins ‘H’ versions of the B4.5 and B6.7 are specially configured to integrate with the hybrid driveline and provide a seamless Stop/Start function for the vehicle  to save up to 12 percent fuel consumption.

As the UK bus market moves to a cleaner, low emissions environment with an increasing Euro VI engine population, Cummins has responded by aligning its aftermarket capability to meet these changing customer needs by introducing factory remanufactured Euro VI engines to extend vehicle life with a lower total cost of ownership. The Cummins support network has also been significantly enhanced with an expanded fleet of over 200 service vehicles providing a faster response to help improve uptime availability for UK bus operators.

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) today reported results for the third quarter of 2018. Third quarter revenues of $5.9 billion increased 12 percent from the same quarter in 2017.  The Company delivered growth in most major markets as demand for trucks, construction, and power generation equipment all improved. Currency negatively impacted revenues by 1 percent, primarily due to a weaker Brazilian Real.   Sales in North America improved by 17 percent while international revenues increased by 6 percent led by growth in India, China, Latin America, and Europe. 

Cummins’ power generation manufacturing plants in Phaltan, India, and Wuhan, China are two such examples where supply chain improvements have been met with great results.