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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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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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Funding The Electricity Gap
In March 2024, Mark Christie, commissioner of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), issued a dire warning about grid reliability. Here’s what he had to say about the rapid retirement of coal-fired power plants — and the much slower pace of bringing alternatives online:
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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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How Municipal Utilities Can Address Surging Power Demand
For many municipal utility managers I talk to, it’s getting tougher to continue providing the highest levels of reliability, service, and value. Customer preferences are changing. Some want 100% renewable power overnight; others simply care about cost. Other challenges are mounting, too: New technologies. Increased regulation. Workforce shortages. Budget constraints. And perhaps biggest of all, rising demand.
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Act Now to Leverage CHP Tax Credits Up to 50%
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), signed into law in August 2022, provides nearly $400 billion in tax credits and incentives over a decade to promote climate change mitigation and stimulate clean energy development in the U.S. It’s the largest single investment in climate and energy in American history — and it includes the highest incentives ever provided by the federal government for combined heat and power (CHP) projects.
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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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Is Your Organization a Good Fit for EaaS? And Is Your EaaS Partner a Good Fit for You?
Our EaaS team at Caterpillar has implemented solutions for all types of operations: from K-12 schools and grocery stores to industrial facilities. The concept — you purchase energy outcomes and turn ownership and upkeep of energy assets over to a third party — works for many organizations. How do you know if yours is one of them?
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Demystifying the EaaS Model: Don’t Buy Power Products. Buy Energy Outcomes.
Software as a Service, or SaaS. Today, most applications — everything from Microsoft Office to Google Drive to Salesforce — are hosted by a third-party provider and made available via the web or a mobile app. You don’t need to install or configure anything on your computer, and the SaaS provider handles all maintenance, upgrades, and licensing. It’s more convenient for users and more affordable for businesses.
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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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Distributed Energy Benefits and Grid Systems Integration
Our electric power system faces many challenges, and as the energy landscape evolves to address increased electrification, we will have even greater demand than ever before. Caterpillar is positioned to serve as a trusted partner with the technologies and expertise to provide alternatives to established energy sources and fuels that are reliable and cost effective.
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Trends in the Energy Transition
When it comes to the ongoing efforts to decarbonize and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, renewables are making up more and more of our sources of power generation, and we think this will continue—for many positive reasons. We have a lot of customers who are setting targets for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals, aiming for improved carbon reduction.
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