The off-highway industry is amidst a global drive for operational emission reductions across the mining, agriculture, and construction sectors. With most operators having short-term emissions targets and longer-term net-zero aims in place, many are battling to keep their machinery in operation for as long as possible – with as little downtime as possible – by implementing the necessary changes to meet these new environmental standards. Electrification will play a pivotal role in meeting those goals, but with take-up across the board still relatively low, the industry has some way to go before it gets there. In the meantime, combustion engine operators have a choice: continue as normal and run at levels lacking efficiency and risking economic loss or take actions that will benefit their business in the interim.

In this webinar, we will hear from David Kurtz, Director of Research & Analysis for Construction, Mining and Energy at GlobalData presenting the latest analysis on the challenges around emissions reductions in off-highway fleets, focusing on net-zero strategies, the low penetration of battery-electric machines, and the role of renewable fuels, as well as Texaco’s Eddy Devriese and Emma Richardson as they explore the current state of play of the battery-electric market in the off-highway industry.

From reducing downtime and improving equipment cost of ownership, to boosting productivity and how making changes to combustion engine processes now can benefit your business, don’t miss this in-depth discussion of the hurdles facing the sector today.

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