Global power technology leader Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) is excited to announce the launch of the Marine Diesel Cummins Turbo (MDCT) genset. This robust genset can be fitted with either the low or high kW Cummins B4.5 auxiliary engine, giving genset ratings of 40 kWe – 80 kWe and 80 kWe – 110 kWe respectively. The MDCT generator set is available for orders now with estimated delivery in late 2023.

Cummins Inc. employees are dedicated to building reliable engines for customers all over the world every day. It’s that kind of dedication that often extends beyond manufacturing plants and into volunteer work with surrounding communities and local organizations. For Jamestown Engine Plant (JEP) employees, Lakewood Fire Department in Lakewood, New York (U.S.) was one such organization.

The diesel engine working principle was completed by the inventor, Rudolf Diesel, in 1892, and the first prototype was created in 1897. In the years following, he continued to work on improving his theory, and others soon realized the potential of this invention and started making their own versions. One of the people to recognize the importance of the diesel engine was Clessie Lyle Cummins. In 1919, He founded Cummins Engine Company with a goal of improving diesel technology and producing the world’s finest engines. Thanks to his vision, Cummins Inc. is now a global leader, producing advanced diesel engines for applications ranging from heavy-duty trucks and consumer pickups to industrial mining and oil drilling.

With the two new industry leading natural gas generator sets introduced to the market, Dennis Tarr, a Sales Application Engineer, shares his expertise in the power systems industry and at Cummins Inc. Learn more about these products here. 1. In your opinion, how has the standby natural gas power systems market changed in the past decade?