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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Delivering Excellence: Energy, Data and Savings
What do thousands of data points, one very busy power grid and an endless supply of sourdough pretzel nuggets have in common? They’re all part of a typical day for Claire Gramlich. With extreme weather, unpredictable demand and equipment spread across four time zones, it’s hard to call any day “typical.” But to get a sense of how Claire and her team keep power flowing — and costs down — for Cat AMP customers, here’s a look at one record-hot July day last summer.
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Reliability Is An Inside Job
Maintaining reliable power is getting more complex. Aging infrastructure, rising demand and frequent severe weather all contribute to a less stable grid. Add the growing use of solar and wind - valuable resources, but inherently intermittent - and many organizations now depend on gensets to bridge capacity gaps and keep operations steady. And now, because of all these changes, gensets are running far more often than expected. Equipment once thought to start up once a year is now being called upon to run four or five times annually - a trend that continues to rise as grid instability grows.
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Reliability and Resiliency: How Co-ops Can Achieve Both, Affordably
Achieving reliability and resiliency may sound expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. Your co-op can take practical steps now by combining local generation with smart technology, known as distributed energy resources (DERs) and a distributed energy resource management system (DERMS).
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Save Time and Hassle with Power Hub, Our Live Online Configurator
Power Hub, our online configurator at power.cat.com, lets you tailor a model specifically to your application, saving time and hassle along the way. It’s a streamlined, efficient process that puts you in control. And the best part? You get exactly what you want.
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Don’t Let Cash Flow Delay Your Data Center
This sort of growth can create capital challenges, as the need for equipment, labor and land soar. For many of our data center operator customers, they’re not asking “how do we build it?” but rather “how do we pay for it all?”
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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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Data Insights Keep Gensets Operating Efficiently, Reduce Costs and Risk
Connected assets provide key customer value through management of reduced downtime, repair costs, and fuel costs. Remote monitoring also reduces the need to check gensets in person, saving travel time and ensuring technicians are focused on the tasks that are profitable and keep the power on.
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