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Bord Gáis Energy say their two new power plants will be capable of running on a natural gas and hydrogen mix, with the ability to convert to 100% hydrogen in the future.
In Ireland, almost everything moves by road. But according to the Airport Driving School, there is a difference between learning to pass your test and actually learning to drive, writes Amii McKeever.
After years of campaigning, US farmers have won the right to repair their John Deere-branded equipment under a recent agreement signed by John Deere and farm industry representatives.
Farmers have to be ready to take new opportunities and make the best business decision for their farm, according to anaerobic digestion operator John McLenaghan.
New Holland has shown the world’s first tractor designed to run on liquefied natural gas (LNG), the prototype T7.270 Methane Power LNG tractor is based on its T7.270 LWB diesel counterpart.
French telehandler manufacturer Manitou has announced it is currently prototyping a hydrogen fuel cell telehandler. It has been based on the MT1840 and is due to undergo field testing in 2023.