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Perspectives on the Energy Transition from Caterpillar
At Caterpillar, we always strive to help our customers achieve their goals. That includes giving them expert guidance and the latest tools and strategies to lower emissions and meet their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals. Sustainability isn’t only integrated into what we do every single day, it’s part of who we are.
From remanufacturing options to microgrids and combined heat and power (CHP) systems to energy storage, we have a comprehensive and diverse array of products and services which can be integrated to create an optimal energy solution tailored to meet your exact needs. No matter where you are on the journey to a lower-carbon future, we have a customizable plan to propel you forward.
To showcase our commitment to helping customers move through the energy transition, we developed this blog featuring the latest information on technologies supporting the move from traditional fuels and sources of energy to the decarbonization and electrification of the future.
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Distributed Generation: The Fast Path To Grid Resilience
Global energy demand is accelerating, driven by data center growth, industrial electrification and the rising adoption of electric vehicles. But while consumption rises, grid capacity is struggling to keep up. Utilities are caught between challenging sustainability goals and real-world bottlenecks: aging infrastructure, permitting delays and renewable intermittency. The question isn’t if we need more flexible power. It’s how quickly can we bring it online?
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Is Your CHP Project At Risk Of Delay?
If you aren’t familiar with combined heat and power (CHP) systems, they’re energy solutions that utilize a natural gas generator set as their core component. The heat generated by these sets is then captured and repurposed to provide heating or hot water for buildings.
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Waste You’ll Want to Hold Onto: Biogas and Its Benefits
As more people turn to biogas, demand isn’t just growing - it’s thriving. Capital investment jumped 40% between 2023 and 2024, according to the American Biogas Council, and close to 2,500 U.S. facilities are now capturing and using biogas. Nearly half are at wastewater treatment plants and close to a quarter at landfills.
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Beyond The Grid: Securing Power For Remote Projects
From mining to oil and gas to infrastructure development, every remote project relies on one essential factor: power. It gets the site up and running — and keeps it that way. Without it, equipment sits idle and progress halts.
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Data Centers: Growing Pains?
The data-driven society we live in, from streaming devices and smart appliances to AI processing, continues to move demand for data centers in just one direction: up.
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Five Times It Pays to “Try Before You Buy” with Rental Power
Does the phrase “rental power” conjure up visions of electrical outages, severe weather events or unexpected breakdowns? A lot of organizations view rental primarily as an emergency solution, and for good reason. Immediate availability allows you to fill gaps and keep critical operations running with minimal or no interruption.
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5 Steps to Sign-Off on a New Energy Solution
You’re a large energy consumer, maybe in healthcare, education, distribution or transportation. You’re facing pressure — internal, external or both — to increase your energy resiliency, lower your carbon emissions, reduce your energy costs, add capacity for expansion, or some combination of all four. You know you need to act (and soon), but you’re struggling with how to get started implementing a solution.
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Hydrogen’s True Colors: A Key to Defining Carbon Intensity
Often referred to as a “clean-burning” fuel, hydrogen is the most abundant chemical substance in the universe because its combustion generates near-zero greenhouse gas emissions at the tailpipe. . It’s also colorless, odorless and burns with a near-invisible flame. So why does nearly every Google search or news story about hydrogen turn up terms like “green,” “blue” and even “pink”?
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