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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.

The ZQuip energy kit consists of energy modules, conversion components and connectivity for monitoring operation.

Swappable batteries highlight Moog's ZQuip subsidiary's conversion kit to replace diesel power in existing off-highway vehicles.

The modular energy solution is designed to convert diesel-powered construction fleets into zero-emissions machines that create all-electric jobsites.

The partnership between the DRDO and Larsen & Toubro marks a milestone in developing fuel cell-based AIP technology for India.

On realisation and integration of these modules in the submarines, India will join an elite club of a handful of nations who have indigenously developed fuel cell based submarine AIP technology which is critical for increasing the endurance of conventional submarines, according to a press release from L&T

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) and the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) have signed a contract to provide two Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) System Modules for the Indian Navys Kalvari Class submarines. The AIP Modules will be manufactured, integrated and undergo factory acceptance trials in L&Ts AM Naik Heavy Engineering Complex at Surat. The technology produces the power required and also generates hydrogen on-board, which eliminates the need to carry it, making it saf...

Indian engineering firm Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has signed a contract with the countrys Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to produce two Air Independent Propulsion System Modules for the Indian Navys Kalvari Class submarines.

The technology of this indigenous AIP system is a unique one that generates hydrogen on demand thereby obviating the need for carrying hydrogen onboard which is a major safety concern for a submarine.