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The Power Progress Podcast highlights issues relevant to the development of vehicles and equipment for the on-highway, off-highway, marine and power generation industries, including progress being made toward decarbonization.
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Deere’s Gregor Sueck Looks to the Future of Off-highway Power (opens the original)
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GregorSueck, who recently took over as seniorvice president, Power Systems, at John Deere Power Systems, shared with Power Progress Editor BeckySchultz his background and how it has shaped his vision for the future of JDPSand off-highway power as a whole. They discussed the company’s next-generationdiesel platforms, the role of renewable fuels and Deere’s strategy forelectrification, hybrid solutions and connectivity.
Echo Expands with Portable Generators and Light Towers (opens the original)
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Ina conversation with Power Progress editors Becky Schultz and Chad Elmore at thecompany’s annual Power-On-Athon event, Echo executives Ryan Frederickson andWayne Thompson discussed the company’s evolution in industrial power equipment(IPE). They explored its growth in rental, construction and data centermarkets; R&D on new products and applications; and the features thatdifferentiate Echo in a crowded power solutions space.
Connecting the Dots Between Ag Policy, Tech Integration and Sustainability (opens the original)
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At iVT Off-HighwayVehicle Technology Expo 2026, Dr. Holly Mayton, who leads the Science,Technology and Policy Partnerships team at John Deere, gave a presentation on“Advancing sustainable off-highway operations with renewable fuels.” PowerProgress Editor Becky Schultz met up with Mayton afterward to discuss thepolicies impacting the agricultural industry and how renewable fuels, precisionag technology and data management and collection can combine to help reduce theindustry’s carbon intensity.
Richard Fox-Marrs on JCB North America’s Expansion Plans (opens the original)
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At theworld record-setting speed trial of the JCB Hydromax at Bonneville Salt Flats,I caught up with Richard Fox-Marrs, president and CEO of JCB North America, todiscuss the factors behind JCB’s planned expansion in the region, specificallyits new state-of-the-art Texas manufacturing site, and the benefits it willbring to the company and its customers. We also touched upon what might comenext, including the possibility of producing engines in the U.S. for the localmarket.
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