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A light-blue Zeromachine telehandler tips a bucket of sand into the back of a flatbed truck in a builders’ merchant yard, with stacked pallets of materials and a covered storage area in the background on an overcast day.
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Diesel Reduction, Fuel Risk and the Next Generation of Construction Plant

Insights & Analysis Diesel Reduction Construction Sites: From Sustainability to Risk Management Diesel reduction on…

  • Gavin DuffyByGavin Duffy
  • On29/04/2026
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A Geordie Engineer Ahead of His Time: Sir George Barclay Bruce and the Forces of Nature

Victorian railway engineer Sir George Barclay Bruce sketched today’s renewable‑plus‑storage vision in the 1880s. This post links his “forces of nature” idea to modern net‑zero engineering.

  • Gavin DuffyByGavin Duffy
  • On01/03/2026
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Why We’re Moving From Big Hydraulics to Electric and Electro‑Hydraulic Actuators

Electric linear and electro‑hydraulic actuators deliver higher efficiency, cleaner operation and tighter control than traditional hydraulic systems, making them a far better fit for modern battery‑electric and hydrogen‑powered machinery.

  • Gavin DuffyByGavin Duffy
  • On16/02/2026
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Why construction and agriculture will be the real hydrogen pioneers

Construction and agriculture are natural early adopters for hydrogen: they already bring fuel to the machine, so mobile hydrogen bowsers and yard refuelling can slot into existing site logistics long before there’s a national road‑fuel network.

  • Gavin DuffyByGavin Duffy
  • On04/01/2026
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A light-blue Zeromachine telehandler tips a bucket of sand into the back of a flatbed truck in a builders’ merchant yard, with stacked pallets of materials and a covered storage area in the background on an overcast day.

Diesel Reduction, Fuel Risk and the Next Generation of Construction Plant

29/04/2026

A Geordie Engineer Ahead of His Time: Sir George Barclay Bruce and the Forces of Nature

01/03/2026

Cutting Diesel on UK Construction Sites: Where Hydrogen Makes Sense

12/08/2025

Why construction and agriculture will be the real hydrogen pioneers

04/01/2026

Why We’re Moving From Big Hydraulics to Electric and Electro‑Hydraulic Actuators

16/02/2026

Electricity is to us now light, heat, and power. Our streets and beacons shine with it, it signs and speaks for us around the world, across the desert, and beneath the ocean.

When we shall have learnt the way of storing up in a more efficient and financially successful manner, the unemployed forces of nature such as the winds and streams and tides, which can be so readily converted into electrical energy at trifling cost, then will it become a factor in the world's life compared with which the present is as nothing.

Sir George Barclay Bruce - 8 November 1887

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