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EU compromise agreement approved by Member States’ representatives and European Parliament’s Environment Committee

Engine manufacturer approves use of hydro-treated vegetable oil in all its engines globally, leading to reduction of fossil CO2 emissions of up to 90%

New 2.8 and 3.6 litre engines deliver between 45 and 100kW, and meet EU Stage V and US Tier 4 Final regulations

Engine manufacturer releases series at Bauma which meet EU Stage V emissions regulations

With the introduction of Stage V emissions standards likely to come into force in 2019, manufacturers across the world are acting now to get ahead of the game

German manufacturer has built 9 million engines since it was established in 1867

Engine manufacturer reports figures in line with expectations, although unit sales and revenue fell year-on-year because of advance production of engines

MTU using Intermat exhibition to present full range of engines meeting Stage IV European emissions regulations for off-highway equipment

New regulations expected from 2019 to reduce exhaust particulate matter in Europe

TCD 3.6 diesel engine chosen to power TLB840R backhoe loaders

Online used equipment market introduces tool to analyse which countries will be able to operate young used equipment by 2019

First kits available to allow Stage IIIB/Tier 4 Interim engine machines to be sold in lesser regulated countries

Manufacturer launches two new construction models at Bauma China event

Engine manufacturer forecasts medium-term growth for China and global operations

Tier 4 excavator engine has capability for use in China with Tier 3 emissions specifications

Four cylinder engine to be fitted to ZW100 and ZW120 models for sale in Japan and the US

Engine manufacturer issues a revised forecast blaming costs on warranties and goodwill in compact engines segment

With the Stage IV/Tier 4 Final emissions laws coming into force, engine manufacturers have been hard at work to meet tough pollution limits. iC takes a closer look at some of the new, lean, clean and efficient engines hitting the market.

US Court of Appeals rules that Volvo Group should pay penalties following dispute with Environmental Protection Agency

Continued weakness in China as well as the emerging markets that are Liugong’s traditional export destinations mean the equipment manufacturer is taking a more measured approach to its expansion plans, according to group president, Zeng Guang’an. However, the ambition to be a serious global player remains.