Cummins launches Green Power System campaign

Cummins Power Generation has launched an initiative to help engineers and specifiers understand how they can future-proof their facilities with low-emission power systems.

  • Tuesday, 29th October 2013 Posted 10 years ago in by Phil Alsop

The new initiative includes the launch of http://now.cumminspower.com/greenprint, a digital video channel using an ambitious “talking heads” advertising campaign. The campaign demonstrates Cummins Power Generation's dedication to highlighting the importance of current European emission regulations, and legislation already on the horizon.


John Dorman, Power Systems Director, EMER said: “Cummins’ new campaign is focused on Europe with the objective of raising awareness of the low emission power systems.”


“We are reaching out to consulting engineers, designers and specifiers – the people who ultimately propose and decide which power system is required at the outset of a project – explaining that they should act now to future-proof their clients investment.”


“Cummins’ campaign emphasises the need for corporate social responsibility, financial responsibility and a reduced carbon footprint. Recognised as market leaders in power systems technology, Cummins has the tradition of engineering excellence and corporate insight needed by companies investing in power systems, consisting of emissionised generator sets and PowerCommand® paralleling equipment. We are trusted to provide a market-leading product in terms of technology, but we also see it as our job to help clients meet their green responsibilities.”


John Dorman highlighted that: “Cummins Power Generation has the holistic perspective and capability to design, manufacture, deliver and support complete power systems. We call this the ‘Power of One’ - Complete Power Systems Accountability - it’s the message at the heart of everything we do.”


“We also showcase how our emissionised power systems meet tough seismic regulations; our rivals don’t offer this as standard,” said John Dorman. With Japan’s Fukushima disaster still producing serious repercussions we want to highlight that specifiers can no longer simply opt for the cheapest power systems, the have a clear responsibility to ensure they provide the best value power systems for the long-term.”