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US Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency alleged violations of Clean Air Act

Don’t count out diesel engines when it comes to the advanced solutions that will power the future of the off-highway industry.

Will we continue to find ways to make diesel engines even cleaner?

In the rapidly evolving power landscape of the off-highway industry, diesel engines stand as stalwarts, poised to maintain their relevance alongside the emergence of new technologies like electrification and renewable fuels. These advancements, paired with the inherent reliability and flexibility of diesel engines, ensure diesel’s continued viability amid this technological evolution of the off-highway industry. That’s why John Deere Power Systems (JDPS) is optimizing its engine lineup to create new value for customers and offer the adaptability to integrate renewable fuels with combustion engines.

Pierre Guyot, John Deere Power Systems, looks beyond diesel engines, the role of alternative fuels and next steps for the company

Engine manufacturers have been steadily improving diesel technology, reducing emissions and also improving fuel economy

More than 2000 models of 856H-E Max electric wheel loaders operating globally

Luigi Arnone of Kohler engines discusses alternative power solutions for construction

Company to display range of low-carbon fuel engine options, connectivity solutions and new battery concepts

April-May 2022

Electric power and alternative fuels have generated lots of headlines but, with diesel engines cleaner and more powerful than ever before, there’s a lot of life left in them, reports Julian Buckley

VIDEO: New 13-15 tonne HX130A LCR, HX140A L and HX145A LCR crawlers join HX A-Series

New emissions standard in China from December 2022 will add to electric equipment uptake

New KSD diesel family targets global applications under 19 kW/25 hp

Hatz Diesel North America  has signed up with online parts portal SmartEquip