Moog Inc.
Location
New York
Founded
1951-02-13
Website
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2319 news mentions monitored
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2025-03-07 (tdworld.com)
ZQUIP Adds Diesel Option to All-Electric Construction Vehicle Conversions | T&D World
Equipment operators can toggle back and forth between diesel and zero-emissions power from the vehicle's cab.
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2024-05-21 (internationalrentalnews.com)
Turning diesel-powered construction equipment into zero-emissions machines
A part of Moog Construction, ZQuip is a new modular energy solution that effectively turns diesel-powered machines into electric equipment. It works on many types of machines, from large excavators to telehandlers and more, helping contractors meet requirements for zero emissions on their jobsites.
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2024-03-21 (solarpowerportal.co.uk)
Centrica signs PPA with Moog for roof-mounted solar
Energy company Centrica Business Solutions has completed a long-term solar power purchase agreement with aerospace defence manufacturer Moog.
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2024-03-12 (construccionlatinoamericana.com)
A new way to convert diesel into electric
Contractors have a new way to meet zero-emissions requirements on their workplaces, following the launch of a modular energy solution that converts diesel-powered construction equipment into electric machines.
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2024-02-23 (constructionbriefing.com)
Is this an effective way to convert diesel to electric? New tech’s developer thinks so.
Contractors have a new way to meet zero emissions requirements on their jobsites, following the launch of a modular energy solution that converts diesel-powered construction equipment into electric machines.
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2024-01-24 (forconstructionpros.com)
Moog Launches Modular Battery for Construction Equipment
The modular energy solution is designed to convert diesel-powered construction fleets into zero-emissions machines that create all-electric jobsites.
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2023-10-06 (aviationweek.com)
Moog-Led UK Team To Develop Hydrogen Fuel System
Moog Aircraft is leading a UK research program to develop a fuel control system for hydrogen-burning turbine aeroengines.
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2023-08-09 (enr.com)
Machine Guidance and Autonomous Equipment Meet Contractors Halfway
Contractors still resist changing processes and opening their wallets for factory-installed electric power and autonomous operation, but more are realizing the benefits.
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2023-03-06 (equipmentjournal.com)
Komatsu to showcase electric and battery tech at ConExpo
At ConExpo, Komatsu will showcase machines and technology engineered to help customers reduce their carbon footprint
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2021-03-31 (satnews.com)
Solar Electric Propulsion System Hot Fire Testing Completed By Maxar + Busek
The PPE thruster system features the Maxar-built high-power control electronics( PPU-6000), a
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(rermag.com)
New ZQuip Kit Turns Diesel-Powered Construction Fleets into Zero-Emissions Machines
ZQuip, part of Moog Construction, has launched its ZQuip to convert diesel-powered construction fleets into zero-emissions machines that create all-electric job sites.
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(constructionbriefing.com)
Is this an effective way to convert diesel to electric? New tech’s developer thinks so.
Contractors have a new way to meet zero emissions requirements on their jobsites, following the launch of a modular energy solution that converts diesel-powered construction equipment into electric machines.
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