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Cat Truck Chief Explains the Alliance With Navistar
George Taylor talks about the design of Caterpillar's CT660 on-road truck, and marketing plans
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Caterpillar Leverages Sustainability
John Disharoon, Head of Sustainable Development Team at Caterpillar, discusses leveraging technology and innovation to achieve efficiency.
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Big Show Newscast - Day 1
A look at what happened at the first day of the CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2011 industry trade show.
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Ray LaHood Discusses High Speed Rail
U.S. Department of Transportation
United States Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood discusses the vision of high speed rail.
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LEED Revisions
Discussion of revisions to the LEED rating system.
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Sustainability Best Practices
Steve Muench and Howard Marks discuss sustainability best practices.
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Caterpillar and Sustainable Construction
Caterpillar CEO Doug Oberhelman discusses Caterpillar and sustainability.
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ConExpo - Con/Agg 2011
ConExpo/ConAgg starts on March 22nd
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Hydrogen Light Tower Illuminates the Stars
Torsten Erbel, vice president of engineering for Multiquip, tells how the first uses of the H2LT light tower powered by a hydrogen fuel cell have been to light Hollywood celebrities on award-program red carpets and the Space Shuttle's last launch.
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Fueling Multiquip's Hydrogen Light Tower
Torsten Erbel, vice president of engineering for Multiquip, explains how the H2LT can run more than 100 hours between fills, where to get hydrogen fuel, and how much it costs.
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The Cost of Multiquip's Hydrogen Light Tower
Torsten Erbel, vice president of engineering for Multiquip, explains how the hydrogen-fueled H2LT is expected to delivery lower lifecycle costs than conventional light towers even though the initial cost is two to three times more.
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Hydrogen Light Tower: How it Works
Torsten Erbel, vice president of engineering for Multiquip, describes how a hydrogen fuel cell powers its H2LT and new Plasma Lamps cut current draw to less than 240 watts.
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