As sustainability becomes a global priority, companies are exploring ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions across their entire operational footprint. This includes Scope 1 emissions directly under their control, like manufacturing processes. But companies can make a big impact by looking at ways to lower indirect emissions, known as Scope 3. Many companies in industries like food production, manufacturing, retail, and grocery see managing Scope 3 emissions as essential for hitting broader environmental and sustainability goals and satisfying stakeholders. One way for companies to make a major impact quickly is by looking at Scope 3 emissions generated through transportation and the movement of both raw materials used to make their products, and the finished goods that end up with consumers.

Key takeaways: Natural gas turbochargers are specifically designed for natural gas engines. Natural gas turbochargers are optimized for high-altitude performance, crucial for markets like China. Natural gas turbochargers offer lower total operational costs and better compliance with emissions regulations.

Key Takeaways: Turbochargers for natural gas engines have evolved significantly, driven by stringent emissions regulations and the adoption of stoichiometric burning. Modern natural gas turbochargers feature distinct components compared to their diesel counterparts. Cummins’ innovations in natural gas turbocharger design have improved the cost-effectiveness and environmental performance of natural gas engines.

The fuel delivery system is one of the most critical components in a vehicle and is the heart of a vehicle's power generation process. The fuel delivery system serves a similar function to a fuel tank in diesel-powered vehicles.