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Electrification & Energy Solutions Blog
Thinking of going electric? Already have? Find helpful tips for battery charging, maintenance and more in these articles.
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Charging Ahead: 4 Questions to Ask Now
If you operate heavy equipment today — one machine or a fleet of hundreds — then you have some sort of refueling strategy in place. Maybe diesel gets trucked to your sites once or twice a day, so machines can fuel up and keep working with little interruption.
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Going Electric? Go Digital, Too.
Think about what’s required to keep your diesel-powered machine running. For the most part, if you conduct regular preventive maintenance and keep it fueled up, you’re good to go. Things aren’t so simple with electric equipment.
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Kicking Off Our Next Century of Innovation with the 972 Technical Demonstrator
2025 marks Caterpillar’s centennial year, and I can’t think of a better place to launch the celebration than CES 2025. Why’s that? Because innovation has driven our success — and more importantly, our customers’ success — for a century now. After all, Caterpillar was built on a breakthrough: Our founders revolutionized the work for farmers in the early 1900s by replacing the wheels on a tractor with tracks. The rest, as they say, is history.
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50 Million Hours of Electric Drive Success
Many of us think of electrification as a relatively recent trend. After all, it’s been less than 30 years since the launch of the first mass-produced hybrid vehicle (Toyota Prius) and just 15 since the debut of the first mass-market EV (Nissan Leaf).The fact is, from the mid-1990s through today, nearly 9,000 Cat® products with electric drivetrains have been working on customer sites. In 2024, that equipment topped 50 million hours of operation, which is equivalent to 5,704 years.
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Holistic Solutions for Jobsites of the Future
See where electrification is headed and how you can have the most success in your energy transition journey.
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