COLUMBUS, Ind. — Cummins Inc. has announced that it has signed a letter of intent with a Canadian agricultural manufacturer to integrate hydrogen engines into equipment sold under the brand name Versatile.
The Columbus-based company said Monday that the collaboration with Canada-based Buhler Industries Inc. would involve 15-liter hydrogen engines and will help lead the decarbonization of the agriculture market.
The announcement did not include information on when the companies expect to bring hydrogen-powered agricultural equipment to market.
“Versatile is a longstanding manufacturer in the agriculture space with a reputation for excellence in tractors,” said General Manager Cummins Global Agriculture Business Ann Schmelzer in a statement. “Our companies share a commitment to technology, quality and dependability for our customers. Cummins is excited to be working with Versatile as we leverage our respective strengths to create new opportunities for both companies.”
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