March 21, 2023, North America, On the first day of the North American exhibition on March 14, Cummins made its debut with the Accelera zero-carbon brand, reaffirming that "zero emission" is the top priority of Cummins' development, and promised to achieve the zero-carbon goal before 2050.

The new generation of 15-liter advanced diesel engine exhibited by Cummins provides a practical solution for emission reduction and decarbonization. It is also one of the important products of Cummins multi-fuel engine platform. With a common product architecture, it can use a wide range of low-carbon or zero-carbon fuels, including biodiesel, hydrogenated vegetable oil (HVO), renewable natural gas and hydrogen.

Cummins multi-fuel engine products have the advantages of shared basic platform and high versatility of parts. Its hydrogen internal combustion engine solution is expected to be the first step towards zero emissions for engineering equipment manufacturers.

The new BP95E lithium-nickel-cobalt-manganese oxide (NMC) battery exhibited by Cummins has a long service life and fast charging, which is suitable for compact engineering equipment and the best choice in urban areas. Adopting modular design, it can be expanded according to power demand and assembly requirements, and the installation is more flexible.

The Cummins new-generation fuel cell engine exhibited at the same time can meet the operating cycle, performance and assembly requirements of heavy equipment applications. The product specifications are 150 kW and 300 kW, and the variable pressure technology can be used to improve power density, operating efficiency and durability, which can lower total cost of owners.

Relying on Cummins' global service network and technical expertise, as well as rich application experience and optimization matching capabilities, Accelera occupies a unique position and advantage in assisting end-users in the process of energy transformation, and can quickly introduce zero-emission technologies together with customer partners to meet diverse needs. demand, reduce the impact on the environment, and achieve the common goal of zero carbon.